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    Et tu, Sepia? » « Of course you can come

    That’s one war finally over


    I guess we’re finally done with World War I: the very last veteran of that war has died at the age of 110. Just think, there will be people with personal recollections of the bloody messes our country has started living in the 22nd century — what a lovely legacy.

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