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save for Glitch limited edition at
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I do not plan on posting here in the future, but the future is not predictable.
_looks at her email_ "Breaking News: Jenna, your name is missing"
I'm not going to open that, I'm *ON* to your game, fairies, this isn't going to be like when you got my nose and I had to adventure through seven lands and seven skies to get it back again
me: *comes out of my room*
cat: I WASN'T EATING THE CAT FOOD
me: ...
cat: YOU CAN HAVE IT, IT'S ALL THERE
me: it's ... I never ... it's YOUR FOOD
cat: I wouldn't presume
me: I make it for you constantly
me: I WAVE IT UNDER YOUR NOSE WHEN MADE
me: I don't even eat cat food
“Do not mock me, Svetlana.”
“Ma’am.”
The silence stretched out until Tatiana cracked. “Oh, all right,” she said. “Belay that. I am certain I am imagining worse mockery than what you’d actually say were you allowed.”
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(that said, I wish it would be time to stop accepting the "religious freedom" frame already and we could just call it like "freedom of sanctimony" or "freedom to obstruct" or "freedom of bullying" or whatever, it's not like it probably shouldn't exist in *some* cases even then)
weirdly no one on either side seems to have raised the analogy "does the Supreme Court of the United States have the religious freedom to choose whom they provide justice for, or do they have to just dispense it willy-nilly to everyone?" makes you think
Warning: the chapters in "the Night-Bird's Feather" are quite long.
If you, like me, are always "let's finish this chapter and then stop," but *unlike* me, are never all "oops I kept reading into the next chapter ... welp." you may wish to refrain.
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