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The last DC I went to, Harlan Ellison was the headliner. That’s how long it’s been (early 90s?)

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If you were a witch, what would be a particularly useless creature to have as your familiar?

  1. Goldfish (or other aquarium fish)
  2. Galapagos tortoise
  3. Earthworm
  4. Lichen
  5. Blue whale
  6. Clam
  7. Geoduck
  8. Platypus
  9. Opossum
  10. E. coli
  11. My dog
  12. Your conjoined twin
  13. The carp in my mom’s pond
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A new category just for Leaffan

Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?
  7. How much money is currently in my checking account?
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?
  7. How much money is currently in my checking account?
  8. The missing pages of J.W. Booth’s diary
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?
  7. How much money is currently in my checking account?
  8. The missing pages of J.W. Booth’s diary
  9. The size of my … shoes.

Wow! A topic in dedication. Thanks Grandmother!

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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?
  7. How much money is currently in my checking account?
  8. The missing pages of J.W. Booth’s diary
  9. The size of my … shoes.
  10. My virginity.

Lost it years ago, haven’t found it since. :wink:

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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. the name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?
  7. How much money is currently in my checking account?
  8. The missing pages of J.W. Booth’s diary
  9. The size of my … shoes.
  10. My virginity.
  11. Pictures of Kirk Cameron’s nipples
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)
  2. Who gave me my first real kiss
  3. Where did I leave my car keys?
  4. The name of your childhood pet
  5. Enlightenment
  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?
  7. How much money is currently in my checking account?
  8. The missing pages of J.W. Booth’s diary
  9. The size of my … shoes.
  10. My virginity.
  11. Pictures of Kirk Cameron’s nipples
  12. Mark Zuckerberg’s conscience
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Things that can’t be found with Google:

  1. Helen Sprackling, “Fruit Trenchers of the 16th and 17th Centuries” Antiques (July 1961)

  2. Who gave me my first real kiss

  3. Where did I leave my car keys?

  4. The name of your childhood pet

  5. Enlightenment

  6. Who put the bomp in the bomp bah bomp bah bomp?

  7. How much money is currently in my checking account?

  8. The missing pages of J.W. Booth’s diary

  9. The size of my … shoes.

  10. My virginity.

  11. Pictures of Kirk Cameron’s nipples

  12. Mark Zuckerberg’s conscience

  13. The deleted footage of Gone With the Wind
    Next-up: Characters who have secret lairs/what those lairs are

  14. The Phantom of the Opera- Gothic apartment under a Parisian opera house

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Next-up: Characters who have secret lairs/what those lairs are

  1. The Phantom of the Opera- Gothic apartment under a Parisian opera house
  2. Batman - The Bat Cave
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Next-up: Characters who have secret lairs/what those lairs are

  1. The Phantom of the Opera- Gothic apartment under a Parisian opera house
  2. Batman - The Bat Cave
  3. Professor Rathe- Young Sherlock Holmes- an underground pyramid in London
    You always wonder where they find their contractors. (“Consider us for your next massive top secret in plain sight project.”) Or for Phantom and others like him how he gets people to help him move in some of the massive objects he has in there; perhaps he has it delivered:
    “Go through the mirror in the third dressing room, down the corkscrew stairs, okay, when you get to the gondola docks at the sewer take the one on the right as you face it, trust me- unless you want to sink in sewage or burst into flames ignore the other two- and paddle until you get to to green flaming lamp, and there take a left. NOT A RIGHT, the deformed recluse who lives to the right there makes me look like Brad Pitt and he’s a Jesus Freak to boot so stay away… watch out for Jean Valjean, he likes to traipse bodies through there and he’ll try to guilt you into helping so just keep walking no matter how pitiful he sings. That should get you to the falling lassos and the poison darts …”
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BTW, “lair” can be interpreted as any top secret HQ or housing. It doesn’t have to be super elaborate or from a comic book/Gothic novel.

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Next-up: Characters who have secret lairs/what those lairs are

  1. The Phantom of the Opera- Gothic apartment under a Parisian opera house
  2. Batman - The Bat Cave
  3. Professor Rathe- Young Sherlock Holmes- an underground pyramid in London
  4. Blofeld - volcano, alpine fortress, tropical island, oil platform
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Next-up: Characters who have secret lairs/what those lairs are

  1. The Phantom of the Opera- Gothic apartment under a Parisian opera house
  2. Batman - The Bat Cave
  3. Professor Rathe- Young Sherlock Holmes- an underground pyramid in London
  4. Blofeld - volcano, alpine fortress, tropical island, oil platform
  5. Superman- Fortress of Solitude