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    Feb 01, 2020 5 minutes

    Magic, Mirrors, Mechanics

    First of all, I’d like to point out that I’ve noticed a lot of people say stuff about the HPBs (hot pink bunnies) and how they’re evil and such, but I think they’re kind of cute. Second of all, my top three things are gears, mirrors, and magic. I’ve always liked mechanics and finding out how things work. Did you know that an internal combustion engine is powered by a bunch of tiny explosions? I’m also superstitious. I wish that Halloween wasn’t so stereotyped into some candy-eating holiday. The original point of dressing up was to scare spirits away. is one of my favorite magazines ever! I really like the subjects you talk about. I always find exactly what I want in here! I love magazine too! I signed up in January 2018 and I was really disappointed that I missed the dreaming issue [November/December 2016]. Please do something

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