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I accidentally bought a second copy of Orion Foxwood's "Faery Seership" CD at PantheaCon. Does anyone want it? Absolutely new, $15.

While we're on the topic, last year I managed to get a second copy of RJ Stewart's "Ballad Magic: Ancient British Magical Ballads". I don't know what I paid for it, but call it $10. Also new and unplayed (well, perhaps once -- I am not sure which of my two copies got played once and which got filed untouched as "well crap, I already have this").

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I accidentally bought a second copy of Orion Foxwood's "Faery Seership" CD at PantheaCon. Does anyone want it? Absolutely new, $15.

While we're on the topic, last year I managed to get a second copy of RJ Stewart's "Ballad Magic: Ancient British Magical Ballads". I don't know what I paid for it, but call it $10. Also new and unplayed (well, perhaps once -- I am not sure which of my two copies got played once and which got filed untouched as "well crap, I already have this").

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Aradia Translated: a new translation by Norax, with notes. (PDF file)

Norax / CC BY 3.0

This is basically collected from posts in a board thread (see attribution). I have no idea how similar or not the translation may be to Robert Mathiesen's "A New Translation" (although I'm interested in that one too).

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Aradia Translated: a new translation by Norax, with notes. (PDF file)

Norax / CC BY 3.0

This is basically collected from posts in a board thread (see attribution). I have no idea how similar or not the translation may be to Robert Mathiesen's "A New Translation" (although I'm interested in that one too).

trufax

Guess what?

Young Einstein ≠ Young Frankenstein.

About ten days ago I apparently misread a mention of the former as being a mention of the latter. I decided today I didn't understand quite what they meant, and IMDb'd it to see if I could track down the reference. Imagine my surprise when I went "ohhhhh, they meant that movie."

This made my response comment a little less appropriate, too, since I had implied that it was a good thing to be thinking of. Oops.

trufax

Guess what?

Young Einstein ≠ Young Frankenstein.

About ten days ago I apparently misread a mention of the former as being a mention of the latter. I decided today I didn't understand quite what they meant, and IMDb'd it to see if I could track down the reference. Imagine my surprise when I went "ohhhhh, they meant that movie."

This made my response comment a little less appropriate, too, since I had implied that it was a good thing to be thinking of. Oops.

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enotsola, seeing me gazing at him: What?
me: You are pleasing to the eye. ...also to the other eye.
him: *smiles and laughs* You are pleasing to the brain. ...also to the other brain.
me: *squeals* Damn! You win!

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enotsola, seeing me gazing at him: What?
me: You are pleasing to the eye. ...also to the other eye.
him: *smiles and laughs* You are pleasing to the brain. ...also to the other brain.
me: *squeals* Damn! You win!