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Alex Band -> What is love Edwin Starr - war (what is it good for)

their existence. Therefore

power -> lower (for a change)

shade -> glade

steampunk -> fantasy

Hi there! Welcome to the speaking part of the best Sacred community and have a nice stay!

I'm not sure how often I read that but I can't seem to remember it.

Orson Welles -> unexpected

home slaughtering -> practical skills

star Trek -> Star Wars

Ammamma -> Little Red Riding Hood

statistics -> outlier

sinister -> dexter (would be the proper antonym in latin - dexterity is derived from dexter - war doesn't determine who's right, war determines who's left - there are some very interesting things about 'left' and 'right' all over the place language)

the comfort of

Neil Diamond -> America Rammstein - Amerika

(Lethal Weapon? Long time no see. Maybe I should check if the discs are still working. On the other hand, police once questioned me about my) Weapon -> Swiss Army Knife

Silk -> worm

China -> surveillance

boy -> good (as in good boy)

Actually, that's a great idea. I'll have a look, thanks!

It was a long time ago that I actually read the book, but I really did like it. And since you can simply download 'Moby Dick Big Read', it's sitting right here waiting for the next grinding part in any game that offers it. The whole playlist takes 24h 13m total, so I'm set for the near future. Never really got around to watching Battlestar Galactica, the only thing I know is Faceman played Star Buck and KITT was remodeled and played the enemy. But then, it just goes to show that the creators of Battlestar Galactica also enjoyed the book. I always love to find references like that.

...and I was too slow. Now where do I go with my badger? monster -> hunter

It's really fascinating what people can achieve and on the other hand, it's also fascinating how stubborn or blind they can go about it. Also, movie time, yay! Didn't even know about 'in the heart of the sea' so I'm going to see what my favorite store has in store to offer.

spores -> pollen

I just found this audio book, more or less. It's read chapter by chapter by another person, there's artwork (mostly pictures) provided and you can of course donate to Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC), a international charity. Most of the time, I prefer books over audio, but then I really like the idea here and the donation part doesn't hurt either. We all know about dark matters, but whales matter also. So please check out one of the greatest whales in history and have some fun!