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9 years ago @ The Toast - The Wedding of Sir Gaw... · 0 replies · +7 points

"I'm not making this up, you know!"

9 years ago @ The Toast - Childhood Magic Spells... · 0 replies · +6 points

My bed didn't have a bedknob (the headboard wasn't shaped like that) so I would put a bracelet on the corner and spin it and pretend that was the same.

9 years ago @ The Toast - It's Always Skeleton T... · 0 replies · +5 points

That's sweet.

9 years ago @ The Toast - "Remember My Forgotten... · 1 reply · +8 points

My god, this is BRUTAL. The bit with them marching in the parade, and then marching in the rain, and then wounded and just walking, not marching...

9 years ago @ The Toast - The Eight Types of Roo... · 0 replies · +2 points

I'm in the opposite position - for the past three years I've lived with one of my college friends, and now she's moving at the end of our lease, while I've just gotten a job that will let me stay in the same place and pay the rent on my own. But I've loved living with a roommate! Yeah, we both annoy each other a little, but I will be lonely! But I also don't want to find a roommate who's a stranger.

9 years ago @ The Toast - How to Help Your Frien... · 0 replies · +2 points

Oh thank god it wasn't just me

9 years ago @ The Toast - Which Classic Hollywoo... · 0 replies · +10 points

Yup, I was reading to the end expecting to find them at the bottom of the list!

10 years ago @ The Toast - An Annotated Map Of Th... · 1 reply · +9 points

Maybe I've just been reading the wrong Thomas Hardy, but it's always seemed to me that he's much better at realizing that women are people than most of his contemporaries.

10 years ago @ The Toast - The Merry Spinster... · 0 replies · +2 points

GONNA READ THIIIIIIS

10 years ago @ The Toast - A Report On Alexander ... · 0 replies · +11 points

I'm American, but I think it's "War of American Independence", "American Revolutionary War", or "American Revolution."

FYI, I don't know how representative these views are, but I'm reading "Life Mask" now, a novel set in the 1790s whose main and supporting cast are mostly reform-minded English Whigs, and they are wildly in favor of the Americans, seeing them as standing up for true English liberties.

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