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Article in The Atlantic
Has this already been posted somewhere on the board? If yes, it's worth reposting here. 
It's a glowing overview of BC:
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- Biggles86
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Re: Article in The Atlantic
Wow, that is a serious analysis of his facial features, I've always just sat and gazed at him!!
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- This Is The Phantom Lady
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Re: Article in The Atlantic
That was actually an interesting read somehow, put into words a lot of my feelings.
Btw, I have never heard of CumberBunnies... is that a twitter thing?
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- MartaSt
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Re: Article in The Atlantic
On the one hand it's very good text, but on the other hand I wonder if there is any article that doesn't mentioned about otters and his name... It starts being boring.
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