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Well... Fantasy Send a noteboard - 26/09/2009 07:46:29 PM
Just to mix things up, I'll pick up a random book, open it to a random page, and type that sentence.
ready for this?

"Unfortunately, the bath water had gone cold."

Thrilling stuff, huh? It's from Crossroads of Twilight, and an essential line that moves forward he plot immensly.
-Fantasy-

Lady of the Lurkers
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