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hackthis_archivea) Happy Birthday to the most cracking ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
zeplum. I hope the next year brings you all the non-punctuation-using Canadians that your heart desires and your car can take.
b) Happy Belated Birthday toserrico. My bad, J, I'm sorry I'm late.
c) Story Reccomendation: The Cactus Where Your Heart Should Be by3jane. A year late and a knut short with the recc, but you can read it again, and it'll be new. Crabbe/Goyle/Draco, but not as you might think. The most magnificent parts of this story lie in the details. Some day I shall come close to something like this, Mordred willing.
They took dessert into the library and created a folded paper army. About nine o’clock, one of the regiments revolted, and the folded-paper general carried out an official decimation, killing one paper man in ten. While the general was distracted, the opposing army attacked and ended things. Then the troops set out through the library, periodically pulling paper women-and-children out of corners and mutilating them.
d) For those who might not have seen it already, FOX is rebroadcastingbaby daddy Blaise's new show, Prison Break. Just focus on the Blaise bits, since none of the other characters are with pissing on.
e) The Song of the day, because for a minute there I lost myself.
zeplum. I hope the next year brings you all the non-punctuation-using Canadians that your heart desires and your car can take.b) Happy Belated Birthday to
serrico. My bad, J, I'm sorry I'm late.c) Story Reccomendation: The Cactus Where Your Heart Should Be by
3jane. A year late and a knut short with the recc, but you can read it again, and it'll be new. Crabbe/Goyle/Draco, but not as you might think. The most magnificent parts of this story lie in the details. Some day I shall come close to something like this, Mordred willing. They took dessert into the library and created a folded paper army. About nine o’clock, one of the regiments revolted, and the folded-paper general carried out an official decimation, killing one paper man in ten. While the general was distracted, the opposing army attacked and ended things. Then the troops set out through the library, periodically pulling paper women-and-children out of corners and mutilating them.
d) For those who might not have seen it already, FOX is rebroadcasting
e) The Song of the day, because for a minute there I lost myself.
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Date: 2005-09-02 12:05 pm (UTC)*dies* Best birthday wish ever.
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Date: 2005-09-07 05:42 pm (UTC)wow. the internets are fun. I forgot again
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