Peabody-Martini

• Jan 14, 2018
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Careful all you shippers, you might get what you think you want and it is not what you were expecting.

• Jan 2, 2018
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The first three parts of SL&H have been published. If anyone is interested in giving it a review, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078RWL29M

• Dec 21, 2017
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The things we do to survive work for us until they don't, then they cause us to completely screw up.

• Dec 20, 2017
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While I like some of your assumptions, notice that I've never said if any of them are true.

• Dec 2, 2017
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Those who accuse me of depicting the US as the land of boundless stupidity are clearly not paying attention to current events.

• Dec 2, 2017
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When a trope is regarded as inevitable, perhaps it's time to reexamine that trope.

• Nov 16, 2017
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Sometimes its real hard not to make fun of someone who takes something very seriously.

• Nov 16, 2017
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If you've got point make, if I've got details wrong I'm happy to make corrections. However, War and Peace should not be your model.

• Nov 9, 2017
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Any mistakes are entirely on my part and I'm quite sure that everyone reading this will be more than happy to tell me.

• Nov 4, 2017
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There is an old joke about the reason why adults ask kids what they want to do when they grow up. They are looking for ideas.

• Nov 4, 2017
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Some criticism is not worth the effort to respond to so simply ignoring it is better for everyone.

• Oct 22, 2017
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When plotting events the idea is that A+B=C. If D happens instead of A then B and C would look radically different.

• Oct 22, 2017
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Human interactions are messy, always.

• Oct 16, 2017
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When you are about to do several posts that relate to death and destruction on a massive scale it's good to do one that affirms life first.

• Oct 7, 2017
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Seriously, when you base something off of equipment as it actually existed and you encounter a skeptic. It's frustrating.

• Sep 7, 2017
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History doesn't stop, ever. No moment is frozen in amber. Societies will change over time no matter what the point of departure is.

• Jul 11, 2017
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If its tedious to write then it will be tedious to read.

• May 17, 2017
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Make people perfect and they're unbelievable, make them deeply flawed and it's amazing how people love to point those flaws out.

• May 9, 2017
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Don't you just love the sound of ships sinking in the night?

• May 6, 2017
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Rule 6. Small moments are just as important as large ones.