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Still "Fickles" to my friends.
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And Patience, Charity and Temperance
also Fe, Esperanza, Corazon and Alma...
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I have none of those things. 
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you need to pray more 
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you need to pray more Are you telling him he should pray with his tongue sticking out?? 
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I keep praying, but I never answer the mail
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you need to pray more Are you telling him he should pray with his tongue sticking out?? if Spark and Sensor can do it...
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If the wind changes, you'll all be stuck like that.
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It's like drafts. They affect everything. https://www.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1csstle/draft_myth/I'm originally from the Balkans and so many people there are scared to open two windows in their homes, particularly if they're on the opposite side of it. They believe that drafts in a home can give the occupants health problems like colds/flus, muscle stiffness, headaches, fatigue, or worse. My own mother told me she knew of a case of a woman who became facially disfigured as a result of it. When I questioned it (and the supposed harmful effects of drafts in general) she refused to rethink it or debate it. This was way back when I was still in my early teens or so and I've mostly given up on trying to convince my family otherwise.
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Such rumours result in empty properties facing those winds. Those countries conscript people to live there and face them. The draft draft.
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If the wind changes, you'll all be stuck like that. Or put my eye out
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Brilliant, we should have used Nightwind against the Emerald Eye!  
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I'm reading my way through raz's awesome work on bits, where Nightwind gets a chance to shine, and gust.
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It's like drafts. They affect everything. https://www.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1csstle/draft_myth/I'm originally from the Balkans and so many people there are scared to open two windows in their homes, particularly if they're on the opposite side of it. They believe that drafts in a home can give the occupants health problems like colds/flus, muscle stiffness, headaches, fatigue, or worse. My own mother told me she knew of a case of a woman who became facially disfigured as a result of it. When I questioned it (and the supposed harmful effects of drafts in general) she refused to rethink it or debate it. This was way back when I was still in my early teens or so and I've mostly given up on trying to convince my family otherwise. This explains Nero Wolfe, who is also from the Balkans.
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From his wiki entry:-
Archie Goodwin's first prose story was published by Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, which warned him he could not use Archie Goodwin as a pen name because it was a Rex Stout character in the Nero Wolfe books. According to Goodwin's wife Anne T. Murphy, the magazine's editors "then were so delighted when he wrote back to say that it was his real name that they used the anecdote as the introduction to the story, which ran in the July 1962 issue."[11] (It was actually the July 1964 issue.)
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When I was young, I always read Ellery as Celery, for some reason.
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Celery Queen could be the new Chlorophyll Kid
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When I was young, I always read Ellery as Celery, for some reason. But its pronounced the same. Like Gim and Jim.
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Or Vi and Veye? PS, you're up next on Legion Trivia, GL 
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Reminds me to come up with a non Legion question.
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There is no such thing as a non-Legion question.
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