Don’t juggle in other people’s homes without express consent, imaginary rears. It can be very taxing.
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I wonder if Turquoise could use her punches to, say, power a house, imaginary readers. Depends on how evil her opponent has to be, I guess.
Dreams are weird, imaginary readers. Especially when you let magic spiders inside them.
New storyline, imaginary readers! I wasn’t going to do another one with Glorp and Trystine so soon, but then I thought, “why not?” And I had no answer.
Nimmo’s from the cute plane, too, imaginary readers. Statistically, he could snap at any minute.
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“Fiction is a lie that tells the truth,” as Neil Gaiman has said. Alternatively, this one is really inspired by true events, imaginary readers.
Being a scientist would be fun, though, imaginary readers. Getting to do experiments on zombies, running MRIs on floating giant tadpoles, that kind of thing.
It’s a bit of a weird trait for someone with no heart, imaginary readers, but he’s a weird little guy.
May a feather allergy be the least of your problems, imaginary readers.