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.
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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.
Hey, Julie, today is Pinocchio Day as I recalled from the first episode of WOEICS? [The Stolen Smile] there was Pinocchio while searching for the biggest nose then again, it's not famous liars but a lion which turns out to be the Great Sphinx in Egypt except Carmen wasn't even there she was in Spain stealing a nose from a Pablo Picasso painting.
, an 
, a 
, a bottle of non -alcoholic 
and a toy 
to celebrate Chinese New Year.* 
Got in trouble with the landlord and force her to pay for late fees after she pay already for a week ago.
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Lucy:
Hey, guys guess what? I heard they added the raccoon "Jimothy" to D&D (Dungeons and Dragons. LOL. Not only that but they also added him to World of Warcraft (WOW) and also the Roku screen.
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Lucy:
Jimothy is a real raccoon without a spine. He looks as though AI created him. He's like in New York or somethingDeric Storm said: -
Lucy:
Did you know San Francisco's original name was Yerba Buena, meaning "Good Herb" because it was so abundant there?
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Lucy:
Yesterday, while watching a streamer, I learned something cool about the Eiffel Tower. The 72 names engraved on the Eiffel Tower belong to French scientists, engineers, and mathematicians who supported the building process. These golden letters are located on the first level (the lowest platform) of the tower, just beneath the balcony that runs around the structure.
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Lucy:
Other things I learned about it: The stairs only go up to the 2nd floor. After that you have to take an elevator. The original spiral staircase was sold for scrap.
