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It's below that one. Scroll down a bit more.

Pretty much nothing happens for 14 hours, until a 10-year-old starts leading a planetary invasion force. And we learn there are Jews in the Dune universe.

And September 12 in Montreal. I considered buying tickets, but the cheapest ones were over $180. But that's like, OK, I'm travelling to Montreal in September.

I saw the Kathleen Edwards announcement, and thought sure, I'd see her again. Wait, in August? And you want me to buy tickets now?

I recently bought tickets to a show in Toronto in March, but unless it's something massive, that's my limit.

I recall a scene in Walk the Line with a conversation between June and Johnny about this.

What's the story again on the name of the "man bean" place?

Credit for the headline goes to @dentremy.bsky.social.

I would say no, but I have not delved into it.

Our local museum of natural history has a centenarian tortoise bought in Florida in 1942. He is a beloved local character, and staff take him out for walks on the lawn. There is a conspiracy theory that the original tortoise died and was replaced several years ago.

If you go the NSLC route, call them, because there are certain days when they have a lot more boxes.

"I'm glad I broke even. I needed the money."

This is what I recall, but have not verified.

There had been several news stories about seniors who could no longer afford to live in homes that had been in their families for decades, as I recall, and it was becoming a political issue. A minister had said they should be happy their properties were now worth more, which came off as insensitive.

This is what I recall from that era as well.