Subject: *snicker*
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Posted on: 2008-06-20 21:11:00 UTC
Ooh, a rustic little curse word!
Today is a day of laughter, and I just can't stop.
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Up for grabs by
on 2008-06-20 02:32:00 UTC
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The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe With a Twist » reviews
What would have happened if another child was in the country with the Pevensies? Let's say it was a close friend of the family's, a girl Peter's age. How would this change things? What would happen to the prophecy? Your about to find out. Peter/OC
C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: T - English - General/Romance - Chapters: 3 - Words: 8,075 - Reviews: 9 - Updated: 6-18-08 - Published: 5-21-08
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Eh; would it be an invocation of the Ironic Over Power... by
on 2008-06-20 23:56:00 UTC
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...to say that I've seen worse? The recent flood of the C.S. Lewis section has many, many, many.... *sighs*
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Oh boy. by
on 2008-06-20 17:47:00 UTC
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Somebody is going to have fun with this one:
After a while the travelers came to a river with a quaint little damn built on it.
Emphasis mine. Enjoy, folks!
~Neshomeh, snickering incessantly. -
*snickers* Oh, snerk. by
on 2008-06-21 01:11:00 UTC
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Random person: "Why! Why have you damned meeeeee?!"
Equally random god: "But it's a quaint damn!"
Random person: "SO?!"
Equally random god: "... um..."
I just cannot keep my gods out of things. They're like cats. Oh wait, a lot of them are cats.
*snickers* Quaint damn! Quaint damn! DTE could take it, just for that.
*wanders off, still exclaiming: "rustic! Curse! Hahahaha!"* -
*snicker* by
on 2008-06-20 21:11:00 UTC
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Ooh, a rustic little curse word!
Today is a day of laughter, and I just can't stop.