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		<title>By: Kathryn</title>
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		<description>I find this very interesting.  I am printing it out so I can get some more information from the source, Drewl.  Farewell to Arms by Hemmingway and a Separate Peace by John Knowles are the two WW1 books that I most identify with, the most information about that war.  Then their were those episodes of Black Adder, that British comedy, nope, not funny at all, you have to take a few deep breaths after watching and then walk the dog in order to feel okay to sleep.  And Gallipoli, the movie, nearly killed me, you lose a lot of fluid when you cry that much. 

I like Cinderella 12:01!  That bitch is not taking off her heels until she is good and ready, at least the one heel...

Husker Du is NOT the DEVIL!  
&quot;I&#039;m not sorry and you&#039;re not getting an apology from me.&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I find this very interesting.  I am printing it out so I can get some more information from the source, Drewl.  Farewell to Arms by Hemmingway and a Separate Peace by John Knowles are the two WW1 books that I most identify with, the most information about that war.  Then their were those episodes of Black Adder, that British comedy, nope, not funny at all, you have to take a few deep breaths after watching and then walk the dog in order to feel okay to sleep.  And Gallipoli, the movie, nearly killed me, you lose a lot of fluid when you cry that much. </p>
<p>I like Cinderella 12:01!  That bitch is not taking off her heels until she is good and ready, at least the one heel&#8230;</p>
<p>Husker Du is NOT the DEVIL!<br />
&#8220;I&#8217;m not sorry and you&#8217;re not getting an apology from me.&#8221;</p>
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