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Sunday, August 25, 2013

Sampling of 2013 Spawns as of Aug. 25th




Posted by Jeff Thompson at 5:34 PM
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“Fair goes the dancing when the Sitar is tuned.

Tune us the Sitar neither high nor low,
And we will dance away the hearts of men.

But the string too tight breaks, and the music dies.

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