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Even Lex’s explosives contact knows better than to deal with people he doesn’t trust, but what good does trust do
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Nothing like a resignation letter to make a person feel like they have nothing to lose (though Blue Book was
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I don’t think there’s a merit badge for UFOs but if there was, Scoutmaster Emmett’s troop would be sorely disappointed.
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According to OxfordDictionaries.com, “saudade” means “a feeling of longing, melancholy, or nostalgia that is supposedly characteristic of the Portuguese or
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While there’s a chance they may be related, between green fireballs and a nuclear launch initiating and stopping itself, I’d
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Oi with the John Hughes references already, but if you were wondering what detention looks like at King’s Dominion, it’s
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