View attachment 501814 Is there a hole in your hat?
No, only in his head .... you know, the one under the metal plate.
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No, I'm wearing those newfangled virtual reality glasses. How does RR get these angles???View attachment 501814 Is there a hole in your hat?
No, I'm wearing those newfangled virtual reality glasses. How does RR get these angles???
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S'okay Tree. Wragg's glasses steamed up within three seconds and that was that.No, I'm wearing those newfangled virtual reality glasses. How does RR get these angles???
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S'okay Tree. Wragg's glasses steamed up within three seconds and that was that.
More than one thing... Here is the next segment... (GIFS)Guys!!!! It's hopeless. Only one thing on the mind.
Well, no, you are not. But considering who is writing this story is this a positive development???-Barbara Moore, free woman!!!
View attachment 501903 Well, I can dream, can't I?
View attachment 501904 Ok, so it was too good to be true ...
at least I am not hanging by my arms anymore.
Who is writing his story?Well, no, you are not. But considering who is writing this story is this a positive development???
Remember I just report what I see...Who is writing his story?
More likely pissing on it, but thank you anyway!!!Beware!
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This story may end up in Holy Canon, learned theologians poring over it for 2000 years.
They must be pretty bad, to get me so worked up. The Archbishop knows I am a man of a decidedly intellectual and moderate temperament. Hardly need an inquisition...what? Oh, well then, go ahead Mr. Loxuru, if it makes you feel better.“They are subversive and inflammatory!”
It does seem a bit optimistic. I wouldn't prosecute an innocent woman, would I? I mean, that would be wrong.Even with the rope no longer tugging my arms I cannot pull them down behind my back and shriek in agony as the guard pulls them down and unties my wrists. But I did it! I beat the inquisition!
I agree about the epilogue thing but I am only reporting what the archbishop and hisIt does seem a bit optimistic. I wouldn't prosecute an innocent woman, would I? I mean, that would be wrong.
(Incidentally, and not to be critical, only an epilogue is usually a bit shorter than the actual preceding story.)
Oh, I'm fine with it. Perhaps, as the Prosecutor of Brampton, I should meander down to the torture chambers to see that everything is proceeding according to proper legal procedure. Wouldn't want the evidence thrown out of court on silly technicalities. As for the length of the "epilogue", we may have to go with "sequel", but that's fine too.I agree about the epilogue thing but I am only reporting what the archbishop and histhugsmerry band are doing. You need to get on with this!!!
"Part II' may have worked also but we must forge ahead!!!Oh, I'm fine with it. Perhaps, as the Prosecutor of Brampton, I should meander down to the torture chambers to see that everything is proceeding according to proper legal procedure. Wouldn't want the evidence thrown out of court on silly technicalities. As for the length of the "epilogue", we may have to go with "sequel", but that's fine too.
"Part II' may have worked also but we must forge ahead!!!
Does this mean I am free?
What are you planning to do with that forge?
Those aren't hot irons are they?
And freshly sharpened spikes?
OH SHIT!!!!!
Barb has spent nineteen hours tortured by strappado. For the last three hours Monsignor Repertor has been goading her to confess.
He seems flabbergasted and orders the guards to bring me down.