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“Lucky d20” (by Tamino, with my reblogging comments)

Posted on 1 May 2016 by

Originally posted on Open Mind:
What with talk of killer heat waves, droughts, floods, etc. etc., this blog tends to get pretty serious. When it does, we don’t deal with happy prospects, but with the danger of worldwide catastrophe. But…

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