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"And the translator is the god. Selver had brought a new word into the language of his people. He had done a new deed. The word, the deed, murder. Only a god could lead so great a newcomer as Death across the bridge between worlds." added to the quotes that I will think about for the rest of my life hall of fame
"And the translator is the god. Selver had brought a new word into the language of his people. He had done a new deed. The word, the deed, murder. Only a god could lead so great a newcomer as Death across the bridge between worlds." added to the quotes that I will think about for the rest of my life hall of fame
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I listened to this 45 hour audiobook over the course of 9 days and I genuinely feel like I lived an entire other lifetime.
I listened to this 45 hour audiobook over the course of 9 days and I genuinely feel like I lived an entire other lifetime.
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Goats hate cops!!!!
Goats hate cops!!!!
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Okay but what IS it about humanity that is so special and unique, keeping in mind that Gio made his OWN heart before Vic was even born? It's like, the equivalent of bringing back the dodo just bc we feel guilty for making it extinct.
Okay but what IS it about humanity that is so special and unique, keeping in mind that Gio made his OWN heart before Vic was even born? It's like, the equivalent of bringing back the dodo just bc we feel guilty for making it extinct.
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listening to the audiobook on 2x speed to simulate the experience of being talked at by an over-familiar seaman experiencing a manic episode. RIP Ishmael, you would have loved podcasts
listening to the audiobook on 2x speed to simulate the experience of being talked at by an over-familiar seaman experiencing a manic episode. RIP Ishmael, you would have loved podcasts