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⌈ Secret Post #2800 ⌋

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[Song of the Lioness]

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[Genso Suikoden II]

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[Gordon Ramsay]

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[Outlast: Whistleblower]

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[Chris Pine/Zachary Quinto]

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[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger]

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[Johnny Wander/Lucky Penny]

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[Doctor Who]

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[Daft Punk]

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[Discworld]

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[Grant Imahara, Kari Byron and Tory Belleci]

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[The Hobbit]

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Star Trek the original series. Science fiction novels. Classical music. The spectrum of visible light.

I, for one, think the visible light spectrum is so passe. I mean, those colors with those shadows? Puh-lease.

Any novels in particular?

*grins* I could do without ~570 to 635mm, actually.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was the first book I can recall reading (I was 6). It had lovely, Maxfield Parish-ish illustrations. I read a lot of dystopia when I was in high school, and a lot of J G Ballard. Dan Simmons Hyperion> is still my favorite, but I've been wanting to re-read Le Guin and Butler lately (if I can find where they're buried.)

I'm also a lifelong reader of mythology and fairy tale collections.

Oh man, when I was a kid I loved mythology. And I had this one book of like...Cherokee folktales that I lost at some point. Recently found it on Amazon and it was the best day ever.

oh, cool! for me it was Padric Column's book of Norse myths. The day I found a used copy of the same edition of that -- it had wonderful illustrations -- I was very happy. (And I even tracked down the ilustration Verne a few years ago.)

I also had a book of Aesop's fables. :D I love Aesop's Fables. Mostly because ANIMALS!

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