As an awesome ACME agent, I can find anything. This will be good for dessert.
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Beware of Ebola, for any ACME or VILE members traveling to DRC [Democratic Republic of the Congo], South Sudan, Uganda, Gabon and/or Nigeria.
Did ya know: In ancient Japan, some samurai were reportedly paid in rice rather than money, and a person’s wealth could literally be measured by how much rice their land produced.
*is at home, in Ohio, making a pitcher of non-alcoholic Mint 
Juleps 
and a pot of Burgoo stew 
(a stew with beef, chicken, pork, and vegetables) to eat with her mom, when they watch the Kentucky Derby 
on TV 
later. 
Juleps and a pot of Burgoo stew (a stew with beef, chicken, pork, and vegetables) to eat with her mom, when they watch the Kentucky Derby on TV later.
Thank goodness Medeva is not around Knoxville's Ancient Lore Village otherwise she would have put a spell there making hard on tourists to leave bringing some evil taking over there.
Prayers for Japan and the 7.4 mag earthquake. I hope none of our members are affected and if they are, that they are safe!
Hey, Invader, happy birthday and I hope you like art because it's also world art day. *A portrait of a group of Vivillon [the Scale Pokémon] in 20 different patterns [Icy Snow, Polar, Tundra, Continental, Garden, Elegant, Meadow, Modern, Marine, Archipelago, High Plains, Sandstorm, River, Monsoon, Savanna, Sun, Ocean, Jungle, Fancy and Poke Ball] hung on the wall with a hung-free wall hook carefully*
currently wondering if she would be good at writing analog horror....ACME style LOL!
won two gold medals at Special Olympics' track and field and she sees no VILE villain around.
Happy Birthday @Deric Storm
feels that Great Britain is going end up like it was 1649 only it gets worse.
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Victorique:
Theres a canonball stuck in a wall on one street thats older than the United States -
Lucy:
"You are likely thinking of the British cannonball embedded in the wall of Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Virginia. It was fired by British ships during the shelling of the city on January 1, 1776—months before the United States declared independence."
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Deric Storm:
It was never fully confirmed (but is pretty darn likely) that Malcolm Avalon is Carmen's father. -
Laverna:
@Deric Storm, isnt there no true backstory of Carmen if you realize every Carmen is different -
Victorique:
I was going to try to figure out the address of the cannonball but i got distracted looking at the masonry for the Castillo
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Victorique:
I should make my bf take me sometime since he lives up the coast from it
Victorique:
I should make my bf take me sometime since he lives up the coast from it