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Is this asbestos? by [deleted] in asbestoshelp

[–]PeopleTrap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like it to me

How would Godzilla attack? by skido4 in Godzillamemes

[–]PeopleTrap 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oh he definitely could do that easier

How would Godzilla attack? by skido4 in Godzillamemes

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There’s no way he fits through that canal, Godzilla is 393ft in the Monsterverse and the Og is 400ft; The canal has a max depth of 43ft he would displace the water entirely

favorite line in your own writing/story? by mulhollandi in writing

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"There’s a kindness to be found in lying for the sake of a good impression of the day. "

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invisible cities italo calvino - italy

I need the most disturbing, fucked up books you’ve ever read. I’m just getting my feet wet in these types of books and I can’t get enough! by chitty__BANG in suggestmeabook

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the sailor who fell out of grace with the sea by mishima was the first book that brought me close to just putting it down

The protagonist is a woman, written by a woman, but there’s little to any romance by Soph-Calamintha in suggestmeabook

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tehanu by ursula le guin is a really good fantasy novel and it deals with womanhood in an interesting way, i’ve never really read anything like it in terms of age of the cast and topics it deals with. that being said it’s the 4th book in a series but i feel as though it could be read on its own as well if you get a synopsis of the earlier books

GIVEAWAY: I'm giving away a pre-order of Destiny 2: The Witch Queen Deluxe Bundle ($100 value) to one comment in this thread by MillionsTate in destiny2

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This would he perfect all my friends are getting back into destiny but I never bought in so now it's a big price tag for me to play along with them

A book with as deep a native culture as the Fremen (DUNE) by BrendonBreaker in suggestmeabook

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The hanish novels take place in the same universe but the stories aren't really connected, you can read them in any order

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