User:Redthoreau

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"Until lions have their own historians ... tales of the hunt will always glorify the hunter."

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This user is interested in the Russian Revolution

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This user enjoys classical music (especially with Violin).

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This user is interested in dualism, the belief in fundamentally distinct mental and physical worlds.

This user enjoys backpacking.

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This user enjoys cigars.

Chaplin

This user thinks that Charles Chaplin is the greatest actor of all time.

This user enjoys the works of Ernest Hemingway.

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Quoth this user, "Nevermore"

This user plays the piano.

This user is interested in the concepts of destiny or fate.

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