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Date:
2005-02-15 19:41 (UTC)
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Oh. My. I must buy these for my brother.
(When he was about eight he wrote and illustrated a book about the "Smuggy Bunnies" and the myriad ways in which they -- unintentianally -- arranged to depart the mortal realm... Still many of my friends remember him maily from this incident...)
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Date: 2005-02-15 19:41 (UTC)(When he was about eight he wrote and illustrated a book about the "Smuggy Bunnies" and the myriad ways in which they -- unintentianally -- arranged to depart the mortal realm... Still many of my friends remember him maily from this incident...)