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THIS SHIT IS GONNA BE FUN, DESPITE WHAT YOU READ BELOW! We discuss many topics here as well as confirm and ultimately debunk the myths about Aquas, from the perspective of well... an Aqua. There may be other Aquarius guests stars as well as other signs to test similarities and differences of what others think. Over here, we understand that not everyone believes of understands where or why signs are a big thing. We will also compare and contrast the difference in the collective vs the collective ( Those who have the knowledge and believe vs. those who misunderstand and don't believe).

Yorkshire. 1649. Caragh has hidden her true name and her Irish identity, and since her family fled Ireland in secret they have been proud to own land of their own in England. But one morning, Caragh’s father tells her that they must leave their beloved home as it is no longer safe for them to stay. That morning, Caragh hears shots fired. When she returns to the cottage, she finds her family murdered by Lemuel Lane, a wealthy Protestant who has taken it upon himself to rid the area of anyone with Catholic sympathies.

A book about what humans have done to the world and what we have done to ourselves. Specifically, it is a book about ‘Man’s best friends’ – their origin-myths, and their place in the world before they were coopted into human society and ideas of pure breeding and dysgenics. The Dogs also imagines a future where dogs develop the power of speech; led by the non-violent UnderDogs and the more radical Der Uberhünd, the animals of the world begin demanding their rights.

Hosts O’Neill Williams and Milton Crabapple tell stories of fishing and hunting, jokes, guests and just pure outdoor fun.

After his twin sister's death, a teenage filmmaker tries to track down the recipients of her organs in hopes that it will help his parents move on from the loss of their daughter.

Mose Haley was an engineer, but in a few short months, he will have his FBI badge...and his revenge. Two weeks ago, Mose was designing highway curves that safely carry minivans loaded with three kids and a dog doing 70 miles per hour. Now he is standing next to hot ammunition casings holding a standard issue Glock 23 handgun with the slide locked back and the barrel smoking. Two weeks ago—before the people he loved died—was a lifetime ago.