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Also, second breakfast

2024-10-31 20:33:33.191843+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

RT Ellie @Subrote@chaosfem.tw

In common parliance the label of "slacker" is generally an insult. However in The Lord of the Rings the entire fate of mortal kind is secured by deliberate divine intervention in the form of God creating Hobbits - a race so bereft of ambition that the ultimate temptation of the One Ring was ineffective at corrupting their hearts. Thus it can be understood that all modern societies benefit from, if not outright require the presence and influence of a group of peoples whose only desire is to smoke weed and putter about in their back yard garden.

In this essay I will

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