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Please DO NOT Change for Simcha: 7 Quick Takes XXIV

August 9, 2013 32 Comments

— 1 — Simcha, Hallie, and Charlotte have opened up a can o’worms (which is great, I do love me a can o’worms) about how

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The Holy Spirit is My Felix Felicis: 7 Quick Takes XX

July 12, 2013 9 Comments

— 1 — The effects of Felix Felicis, as described by Harry Potter Wiki, are thus: Felix Felicis possibly works by providing the drinker with

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In Defense of Nudity in Film: 7 Quick Takes XIII

May 24, 2013 15 Comments

— 1 —     A pregnant lady at rest stays at rest and a pregnant lady in motion stays in motion with the same

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Holidays and Holy Days: 7 Quick Takes XI

May 10, 2013 6 Comments

  — 1 — So . . . holidays and holy days first. Happy Ascension Thursday (yesterday) to those of you in Boston, Hartford, New York,

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A Imbalance of the Humours: 7 Quick Takes X

May 3, 2013 19 Comments

  — 1 —       You Can Never Go Down the Drain   You can never go down Can never go down Can never

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In Which I Discover Doctor Who: 7 Quick Takes IX

April 26, 2013 17 Comments

— 1 — Now that Bobby has had his First Holy Communion, he qualifies to be an Altar Boy at the Old Mission.  I so

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