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One Little Spark - Part 2 - Prologue

ENGLAND, 1893. In the dead of a wet and roaring night, a night that most often appears in one’s nightmares, the farmlands and forests of southeast England howl out for mercy only to be out-voiced by the high rushing winds. For many of the farmers, especially with the Great Depression going on in England, rain has been considered a Godsend. But it’s taken a far heavy turn with all of this wind blowing almost everything in sight. Crops and seeds were flying off of their soil, trees and underbrush had been overturned, blocking roads and destroying homes of both people and many woodland creatures. The livestock in numerous farms cried out in fear by the sounds of banging doors, cold rain pouring in followed by thunder and lightning, and the cold bitter winds barging in, which many groups like sheep and cattle have huddled together to keep warm. Even just stepping outside to use “the John’s” in an outdoor privy shack or into the wild and green was out of the question!

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Simon Malory: A Demon's Tale - Prolog

PROLOG Excerpt from the death-bed confession of Sir Richard du Lac, as entered into the Chronicles of War within the Master Codex of the Knights Iluemari by Friar Joseph of Aquitaine. * * * The power and glory that had been Rome are a distant memory now. Scattered among the ruins of the empire, small kingdoms rise and fall like castles of sand, fighting a desperate battle for survival against the rising of the tide. People live in a world of fear as the strong prey upon the weak, showing no mercy, no rest, and, worst of all, denying any refuge to the downtrodden. To the east, we knew the empire endured, albeit consumed by its own internal upheavals and caring little for the fate of its western brother. The sword rules, and the armies that wielded it in the name of their crown roam the lands of the West, taking by force anything that would not be freely given. There, in the shadows of a world clutched in the grasp of despair and apathy, a silent and malevolent evil took

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Poem: DARVO in action

(227 words) „I trusted you,“ he insisted, as if trust were something he could weaponize. [Trust isn’t control. And you never truly risked it — only demanded it.] „I never saw you,“ he confessed, as if blindness were absolution for cruelty. [Yes. You only saw your own reflection and called it friendship.] „Nothing depends on me,“ he said, as if my strength were a declaration of war. [True. It never did. Because I was never dependent.] „You were plotting this,“ he accused, as if boundaries were blueprints for betrayal. [False. I wasn’t plotting. I was protecting my story you kept rewriting.] „You’re trying to hurt me,“ he cried, as if being truly seen were the same as being wounded. [No. I didn’t attack. I just burned down the cage.] „All my words are garbage now," he mourned, as if my silence were a knife I had just turned. [Then maybe they weren’t for me — but to listen to your own echo.] „You’re devaluing everything,“ he whispered, as if truth were theft from a sacred

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Southwest Driver's Mumble

“Southwest Driver’s Mumble” A buzzing swordfish vintage collection item is handmade with wisecracking zigzags of mic. Equestrian pedestrians tail down the solar reef when growing up and shrinking down alike. The middle fire gets oceanic along tearings up of a siege that blues into my lost cottontail. Out of your gone squares I foresee classic monstrosities masterminding a nonsense rail. My thrilling burp goofs up my tickling whiskers near to the bridge of my pizza wafters. Her wedding ring unfolds about that very charm on top of the glazing donut go-getters. Captivation brings us an extra hooligan. That brideless monkey soup runs the short path. Lethal teddy bears crack my spine over these bluer sights surrounding my parking wrath. Jingle bells taste like chicken, but I never eat jingle bells. That’s why I’m a chicken. Stab them in the suitcase with a case of lolly-gagging flowers. Garden’s a pickin’. Kittens need more popcorn these days. Oh! My valentine contains liver and

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Cabinet Unit for the Fuzzy Brush

“Cabinet Unit for the Fuzzy Brush” A pinch of the notary shoo. Bubble to the glowing mat. Sizzling to a broken ash. Spilling debris on warm grass. A chislement just only beyond. Working pickle on a hay day. Driving storm to nickel bust. Goldening on the cattle run. More spork ending debris. Sausage nuggets to the foil. Pimples on ugly fiddlement. Purple dressing not so neat today. Yellow nibbles crossing the wind. Timberwolf litter on her kitty storm. Blue ovens roaring dinosphere. Grey goblets on onion mat. Orange fudgcicle sundae woof rump. Our neighbor’s goat is a poody woodle. Glittering markets on my nose compartment. A plain ear sore to the table format. Rump roast casserole to dinner butter mac. Evening green fungus on German horseradish. Pretzel sprouts on giant worms. Bumpy mustard just above level. Lost candy to their brick camping stone. Western canneeval on poor rucket bath. A jolly’s worth of spilling muscle humps. Cracking tubes for the almost Pepsi chocolate

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A Crazy Drive

“A Crazy Drive” Oh, such a fickle brander who shores up the monkey case. Plenty of the nautical garibaldi leaking away from thin ocean pace. French zombie nachos piling up close to the kitchen sink next to porky bacon. Panel TV garbage roaring around the downside town area with logs of Lincoln. A fresh strawberry eater muffin pulling us down the elevator with red bananas. I feel zappy and zippy during gameplay of Pac-Man fever and joystick havanas. Enough of such lots to his raising agent keeps more cookies down the piggy jar. Our Nissan Frontier crawling over open traffic at starlight to spectacle so far. More or less of Costco’s closing sundae mango sample pouring out a mud bath. Let us scratch a rainbow’s age with fork weather and monstrous castle wrath. Pickling with her silver gravel pigtail fits my arm and leg for reaching into buckets. Collective gardening mistakes add more smoke to that crazy old steak for ruckets. Following the alphabet soup ice cubes. It turns my

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Why Custom Trailers Are a Game-Changer for Every A

Why Custom Trailers Are a Game-Changer for Every Adventure Every Kiwi adventure starts with a plan — and the right gear to get you there. Whether you’re hauling a jet ski to the coast, taking farm tools across rough paddocks, or towing your tiny home around the South Island, your trailer is the silent partner that carries it all. That’s why more people in New Zealand are ditching standard, off-the-shelf trailers and choosing custom-built ones instead. They’re not just stronger — they’re smarter, safer, and built for exactly what you do. Built Around Your Needs No two adventures are the same, so why settle for a trailer that’s built for “everyone”? With a custom trailer, you decide everything — deck size, axle setup, weight rating, tie-down points, ramps, toolboxes, and more. It’s built to fit your gear perfectly, which means: No overloading or wasted space Better towing balance Longer trailer life Whether you’re a tradie hauling tools or a traveller building a tiny home, a

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Heavy Duty Trailers in Christchurch Your Complet

Heavy Duty Trailers in Christchurch – Your Complete Buying Guide Christchurch is known for its active farming, construction, and transport industries. Whether you’re hauling machinery, building materials, or vehicles, having the right trailer makes all the difference. Heavy duty trailers in Christchurch are not just about moving loads – they’re about safety, performance, and long-term reliability. But with so many options available, how do you choose the best trailer for your needs? This guide will help you understand the key things to look for when buying a heavy duty trailer in Christchurch. Why Christchurch Needs Heavy Duty Trailers The Canterbury region has a mix of rural and urban work demands. From carrying farm equipment across long stretches of land to transporting construction material for city projects, heavy duty trailers are in high demand. Christchurch roads and weather conditions can also be tough, making durability a top priority. If you rely on a trailer for your

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Christchurchs Trusted Air-Compressor Trailer Manu

Christchurch’s Trusted Air-Compressor Trailer Manufacturers | Superior Trailers In Christchurch, industries like construction, road works, and agriculture rely on portable, high-performance equipment to keep projects moving. One of the most versatile and in-demand solutions is the air-compressor trailer. Whether you need compressed air for tools, sandblasting, or industrial machinery, these mobile units provide a fast, flexible, and reliable source of power. At Superior Trailers, we design and supply heavy-duty air-compressor trailers built to handle New Zealand’s toughest working conditions. Why Air-Compressor Trailers are Essential in Christchurch Christchurch is a hub for infrastructure, engineering, and rural projects. A stationary compressor often isn’t practical—especially when your worksite changes frequently. That’s where an air-compressor trailer shines: Portable Power: Tow your compressor anywhere, from urban worksites to rural farms. Time-Saving: No need to move heavy

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SA80 Lore

Since the Introduction of the 5.56x45mm NATO / .223 Remington round in the 1960's the British was looking for an New Rifle to replace their Licensed FN FAL Aka L1A1 SLR yet, the Development of the Rifle began in the 1970's where they made alot of Different Cartridges from 4mm to 7mm and Eventually since the Introduction of the Aforementioned 5.56x45mm NATO they Rework the Project from Scratch and It would be Finished and Adopt by British Forces in 1984 as the L85A1 along with LMG model the L86A1 LSW. In fact these were the Last guns being made by Enfield, where the RSAF was moved to Nottingham. But... on the other hand it was having Problems where they would seen in Combat in 1991 during the Gulf War, Where it was Tested for the Sands of the Middle East and Haven't Change any of these Problem where in 1997 they Asked H&K to Fix their Problems with the L85A1, and they Made the L85A2 where they Done alot of Changes to it's Bolt, Gas Piston, Gas Block, Front Trunnion, All Springs and Etc

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LAR Grizzly Mk V Lore

Since the M1911 Introduction, became very Popular around the western World of Europe and America where the M1911 would have an Golden Age of Aftermarket Parts in the 20th Century by Different People from their Hometown Garages to Big Companies. One of them was an Company called LAR Grizzly Firearms, Founded in 1968 where they began an Firearm Parts like Bipods and Firearms. They would get an M1911 of their own in the late 1970s, Thus the Grizzly MK1 Pistol came out in the Early 1980. With originally being Chambered in .45 Winchester Magnum but LAR also created Conversion Kits for Different Pistol Cartridges too. Despite it's Popularity Booming it had Variants long the Way including Long slide Models, MK2, MK3, MK4 and MK5 in .50 AE which is the same round used by the Desert Eagle that is also Very Expensive get your hands on them. Eventually the LAR Grizzly would end their Production on these Pistol in 1998.

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HAUNTED HENRY AND ROCKY

(The scene starts at nighttime) It was a moonlit night and Henry was working with Edward and his friend, Rocky. The green engine and recycling mixed breed pup were taking a goods train to the station by the lake. (Owl hoots) Edward: Whenever that owl hoots, a mist rolls in. There's a legend that when the mist's about, there's a ghost about too. Rocky (pup): (Nervously) A ghost? Edward: That’s right, Take care on the old line, you two. Henry: Stupid bird! Rocky (pup): Henry, don’t be rude. (Henry and Rocky depart from the yard and head for the old line) Henry: Owls, mists, ghosts. Edward's going soft of the boiler. There's no mist. Rocky (pup): I don’t know about that Henry. (the scene fades to the Henry and Rocky going along the old line, the mist appears making everything look spooky) But Henry was wrong. Rocky (pup): Oh my, this place is pretty spooky. (sees something) Hey, I see something. Henry: What's that? Henry's Driver: It's an amber lamp. Rocky (Pup): What

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Trucks!

(The Story begins with the narrow gauge engines working along with the PAW Patrol pups) Everyday where the little engines work along with the PAW Patrol pups, the crisp air is suddenly filled with a familiar noise. The lakes and mountains have many visitors, and Harold the Helicopter and Skye the flying pup fly in the sky making sure that no one is in trouble. Skye: Everything’s looking A OK. Harold: All present and correct. Time to return to base. Then Harold and Skye noticed something. A sturdy diesel was coming along the mountainside and in his cab was Rocky the recycling pup. Harold flew lower for a closer inspection. Skye: Hello there, I’m Skye. Harold: And I'm Harold. Who are you? Rusty: I'm Rusty. Harold: Don't recall seeing you before. What brings you this way? Skye: And why are you with Rusty Rocky? Rocky (Pup): I’ve been chosen to help with Rusty sometimes. Rusty: The Fat Controller sent me to help the other engines. This was no time for a chat with a

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EMILY'S NEW COACHES

It was a splendid day on the Island of Sodor. Thomas Chase and Skye were taking Annie and Clarabel back to the yards. A new engine had arrived and they wanted to say hello. The engine was beautiful with shiny paintwork and a gleaming brass dome. The Fat Controller: Aw, Thomas, Chase and Skye, I Like You All To Meet Emily. Thomas: Hello! Chase: Hi Emily. Skye: Hello. Emily: Hello to you. The Fat Controller: Skye, I would like you to work with Emily and be her pup friend. Skye: OK sir, it would be good to be with a female steam engine. Thomas: But what about me and Chase Skye? Chase: It won’t be the same without you. Skye: Oh don’t worry you too, we’ll still be good friends and I’ll still be able to help you out if Emily is unavailable. Chase: Oh OK then. The Fat Controller: Emily, collect your coaches please. You and your driver must learn the line and Skye will help you too. Emily: Yes, sir. (puffs away) Thomas and Chase were really impressed. Thomas: Hm. I Think Emily

Extra Railway Series

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Extra Railway Series Book 20

Here is the next extra The Railway Series book, everyone. This one is on Glynn, who, in my The Railway Series AU was the number 2 of the Tidmouth, Knapford and Elsbridge Light Railway, and he worked on the Ffarqhuar branch line until Toby came to Sodor in 1951. Without a use, Glynn was sold to a private railway (the same one Emily worked on from 1923 to 1936), but that railway was closed in 1959. Luckily, Murdoch saved Glynn and took him to Sodor with him. Now, Glynn is back on Sodor and has a use: He is now one of the private engines at the estate at Ulfstead, a town Thomas’ branch line has extended to. Here are Glynn’s stories. The first story is based on Over The Hill, but with Stephen and Glynn switching. The story begins with Glynn finishing the construction of the Ulfstead Castle estate. Some time after that is done, Stephen is brought in (as is Millie, who is a different design. I don’t know what class to make her, so feel free to suggest a British narrow gauge engine design

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Extra Railway Series Book 19

It’s time for the next extra The Railway Series book, everyone. This extra The Railway Series Book focuses on Murdoch, who escaped to Sodor out of inspiration by Donald and Douglas. Nothing else to say, so let’s get started. The first story is based on Peace and Quiet (a little bit of inspiration is taken from Thomas1Edward2Henry3's rewrite.). This version of the story begins with Murdoch covering for Donald while Donald is having his tender mended. However, the story of Murdoch and Glynn’s escape spreads quickly, and this attracts fans, who ask Murdoch a lot of questions. The constant asking of questions begins to get on Murdoch’s nerves, until one day, when a fan asks Murdoch too many questions, Murdoch has had enough, and snaps at said fan, leaving said fan in shock. The next day, Murdoch takes yet another goods train and finally has some peace and quiet, until his encounter with the sheep. From here, the story plays out the same way, except Molly replaces Toby. Also, Molly talks

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Extra Railway Series Book 18

Hello everyone. Everything2004 here, and this extra The Railway Series book focuses on the final stand in for the North Western engines: the stand in for Duck, Arthur. As you’re used to, his stories will be based on episodes from the TV series. Nothing else to say, so let’s get started. The first story is based on The Spotless Record. This version of the story begins with Arthur being assigned to the Brendam branch after Duck returns to his piloting duties at Tidmouth. From here, the story is the same, except Bill and Ben replace Thomas and Percy, and it’s at Brendam where Arthur collects his train from. Also, the ending is a bit different. When Bill and Ben own up to their prank, Arthur is very angry at them and isn’t so quick to forgive them. The second story is based on the Season 8 episode Fish, but the title will be changed to Bill, Ben and Arthur. In this version of the story, Arthur has to take a long goods train. In fact, said goods train is so long, Arthur will need help

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Paw Patrol The Movie New York Style Ext Edition 8

Ryder and Chase exit the building. Ryder! The pups shout and they lick him. How do you feel Rubble says. Covered in drool Ryder laughs. Okay guys give him some air. You don't want your doggy breath to become an impact. Liberty says. The people cheer as they walk out of Humdinger Tower. Mayor Humdinger and his kittens try to sneak away but then Chase spots them his eyebrows furrowed. Mayor Humdinger! Chase shouts. You are under arrest for gross negligence, public endangerment, destruction of property, vandalism, and dog napping. Anything you say will be used and held against you in the court of law. If you have the right to afford an attorney, if you do not have one the court will assign one to you. Chase says. You can't arrest me I'm the Mayor of New York and I know my Miranda Rights Mayor Humdinger says and he runs away. He's getting away! Marshall says. No he's not! Skye! Chase says. Ruff Drone! Skye says. Mayor Humdinger then gets grabbed by the drone. Hey put me down Nobody makes

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Paw Patrol The Movie New York Style Ext Edition 7

Ryder! Chase says. Chase hops into his Charger, hits the gas and speeds towards Humdinger Tower. Chase then sees a flying bus aiming towards him. Aaah! Chase shouts as his hind paws hits the brake pedal and his front paws jerk the steering wheel to the left causing his car to maneuver around the bus that just crashed. The car drifts in a slow motion effect. Then the Radio City Music Hall sign letters begin to detach and fall. Chase looks up and sees the falling letters. Ruff Shield! Chase shouts as he presses a button and the Charger becomes armor plated as it plows the big letters out of the way. Chase turns right into an alley and he drifts left onto Broadway. Then a billboard advertising Milkbone begins to fall and it crashes right onto the street forming a ramp. Chase gasps and his front paw moves the shifter and his hind paw slams the gas pedal. The speedometer redlines. The Charger approaches the ramp and then launches from the ramp in mid air in slow motion. Whoooaaaa! Chase

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Paw Patrol The Movie New York Style Ext Edition 6

A view of a busy Times Square is shown. Where are we going Ryder? Chase says. There's something I want to show you. Ryder says. (He points out to the busy location) Do you remember this place? Ryder says. Chase then opens his mouth and his eyes open wide. This is Times Square. It's where I first met you Ryder says. Why would you bring me here? Chase says. I know this place reminds you of the worse times in your life but there's more to it than that. It's also a great place. I remember the first time I saw you Ryder says. The scene cuts to the past. A tiny Chase struggles with pedestrian traffic on a crosswalk Chase then turns and he sees approaching headlights coming towards him. A NYCTA City Bus slams the brakes honking the horn and the bus skids towards Chase. Chase braces himself for the worse. Then he opens his eyes. There he sees a young boy in front of him giving a stop hand signal to the bus driver who stopped just in time. The scene cuts back to the present. I know, you saw

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Natjfer Training 6

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Published: May 14, 2012

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He's happy this time. Sorry for rainbow, scanner keeps cutting off everything on my headshots

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skygallop

Aug 9, 2012

did u ever get a breeding from natjfer ?

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