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February 10, 2025 at 7:39 PM
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Rudolph laughed.
He laughed at the outdated traditions, the belief that the greatest achievement in any reindeer’s life was to serve Santa’s whims. Why?
He did not regret being expelled from the reindeer games. His only mistake was not leaving sooner.
He laughed at the outdated traditions, the belief that the greatest achievement in any reindeer’s life was to serve Santa’s whims. Why?
He did not regret being expelled from the reindeer games. His only mistake was not leaving sooner.
Ayn Rand Writes Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Rudolph laughed. He laughed at the outdated traditions, the belief that the greatest achievement in any reindeer’s life was to serve Santa’s whims....
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December 14, 2024 at 4:02 PM
Rudolph laughed.
He laughed at the outdated traditions, the belief that the greatest achievement in any reindeer’s life was to serve Santa’s whims. Why?
He did not regret being expelled from the reindeer games. His only mistake was not leaving sooner.
He laughed at the outdated traditions, the belief that the greatest achievement in any reindeer’s life was to serve Santa’s whims. Why?
He did not regret being expelled from the reindeer games. His only mistake was not leaving sooner.