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!!!! The Discworld Timeline !!!! - Fanfics and Random Scribblings

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Fanfics and Random Scribblings. 5000: Djelibeybi is discovered by Khuft. Dios travels back to this time. 60: Alberto Malich (Albert) is born. 7: Alberto Malich performs the Rite of Ashk-Ente backwards in an attempt to live forever. He ends up in Death’s realm and becomes his servant. 488: (Approx) The first Scone of Stone is baked. 670: Reign of Queen Benery of Lancre begins. 709: King Murune of Lancre is born. 722: Queen Benery of Lancre dies. Reign of King Murune begins. 745: King Murune of Lancre dies.

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i'd say i have a certain amount of trepidation regarding the impending Chaos Marine Codex... - warhammer 40k

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I'd say i have a certain amount of trepidation regarding the impending Chaos Marine Codex. - warhammer 40k. 04:35 am July 26th, 2012. I'd say i have a certain amount of trepidation regarding the impending Chaos Marine Codex. But i don't think they can make a book that's any worse. That said, I'm not enthusiastic with what's being described as a reafirmation of the Gavening of the army. Thread started by D.Odd.Lullysings Realworld/Evilsmiley World. July 26th, 2012 09:08 am (UTC). Thread started by *bunni*.

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Introduction: the_readers

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Depeche Mode - "A pain that I'm used to". The Art of War. By Sun Tzu (translated by Thomas Cleary). Really difficult to pick just one. I just finished The Algebraist. By Iain M Banks, which was fantastic (as are most of his fic/sci-fi works in my opinion). Other favourites are: Nineteen Eighty-Four, The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy,. Most of the Discworld. Series by Terry Pratchett (and Good Omens. With Neil Gaiman), A Short History of Nearly Everything. By Bill Bryson, Peoplewatching.

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Great Nepalese Restaurant, by Euston Station - London Curry Addicts

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Great Nepalese Restaurant, by Euston Station - London Curry Addicts. Great Nepalese Restaurant, by Euston Station. Feb 2nd, 2007 03:14 pm. So, the Great Nepalese Restaurant by Euston Station? Does exactly what it says on the. I went for the Special Nepalese Chicken Curry- Hot. I went for the homemade mango sorbet for pudding, just to cool me down a bit. I liked it a lot, full of flavour and did the job. Dad fell into reminising-about-being-stationed-with-th. 2007-02-02 03:19 pm (UTC). Mmm the Great Nepal...

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Ahriman - The Hammer of Fluff.

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Ahriman - The Hammer of Fluff. Let The Galaxy BURN! Jun 30th, 2007 02:40 pm. Let The Galaxy BURN! I was reading a book and found out that Ahriman is the name of the evil deity from the Zoroastrianism religion and the good deity's name is Mazda (scary, isn't it? 2007-06-30 11:26 pm (UTC). Yep, in Zoroastrianism Ahriman (also known as Angra Mainyu) is the Bad Dude whilst Ahura Mazda (also known as Hormizd) is the Good Dude. 2007-07-01 02:59 pm (UTC). There is nothing new under the sun.

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SAVAGE or SAVANT? - wardytron

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A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius. Dec 9th, 2009 at 12:52 PM. I was reading Jules Verne's Journey to the Centre of the Earth. Recently. It's all not that good, to be honest there's 185 pages and the first monster doesn't turn up until page 133. Up until then it's all plot and characterisation. Who's interested in that? Or not. But no, the publication date of my book was 1996. The only explanation was that there'd been further. I couldn't actually remember hearing about this important scientific b...

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Introduction: the_readers

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It was bad enough narrowing it down to 10 when I was off to China. Eeek! I read lots of books at the same time. Currently a huge pile of Phillip K Dick novels are providing my fiction-before-bed fix, whilst Heraclitus and Krotopkin are daytime reading on the tube and at lunch and so on. Heraclitus is especially good for bus journeys, as you can just about fit a single fragment into each journey (today's was "every animal is driven to pasture with a blow"). Post a new comment. We will log you in after post.

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Intro: the_readers

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Can't pick just one - books that I utterly love include Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, Wasp Factory by Iain Banks, and The Private Life Of The Brain by Susan Greenfield. Oh, and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey. I'm between books, either going for Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad, Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy or American Psycho by Brett Easton Ellis next I reckon. Feel free to nudge me in the direction of one or another of these. Post a new comment. Post a new comment.

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Ancestry - Mysticism, mystics, and experience with the Divine

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Mysticism, mystics, and experience with the Divine. Mysticism, mystics, and experience with the Divine. Whatever those two were going on about, and I don't particularly care about their personal grudges, they do touch on an interesting point. How important would you say is ancestry? Is blood or the land more important? Are neither important, just mindset? And, of course, the related question: Can you follow the Celtic year in the southern hemisphere? Can someone of African descent connect to the Astaru?