Chinese lady holding a poster of Telegraph interview with Chu Teh (朱德) about outbreak of Chinese civil war.
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Chinese lady holding a poster of Telegraph interview with Chu Teh (朱德) about outbreak of Chinese civil war.
Shaun the Sheep was a favorite of my first daughter, which means I’ve watched every episode a dozen or more times. Now, since my youngest recently became addicted to it, or “sheep!…好” as she calls it, I’ve been going through the episodes noticing all sorts of strange things. Basically it’s like this: Mossy Bottom Farm is…
It’s been a month already, but as always this was a lot of fun, and I think it was helpful for everyone. Hope so anyway. Afterwards we went to 無為草堂 with some of the participants and Teresa and Eric and sat on the floor for dinner again. (Last time it was 御三家 tatami mats).
This is great, despite the creepy orchestral music in the background. {File source: archive.org}
Internet Archive’s Pulp Magazine Archive Pulp Magazines Project Archive Index ThePulp.net’s invaluable pulp sources guide Unz Review’s Weird Tales (1940s-50s) and Lovecraft works SFFAudio’s Public Domain PDF Page (readings of the works on podcast)
“Demons of Docar” (pdf comic)
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