I realize I have not been about in a while, but I have returned to voice my concern with one of our new arrivals,
reina-de-espana. It is my hope that her intentions here are just and peaceful, but the atrocities committed in her name do give one pause. In the same year that Isabella of Castile sent Columbus packing for the West Indies, she also
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As for what to do when your nemesis shows up... Well, I wouldn't deign to declare him my nemesis (if for no other reason than because he'd enjoy it too much, little attention-whore), I found that the modern era offers us a fine tradation known as pwning. I've put it to interesting uses, myself and can heartily recommend the practice.
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May you go from strength to strength.
Your devoted servant,
Dona Gracia Mendes (Dona is simply a Spanish title of respect. It's supposed to have a tilde on the N, but my typist is too lazy to find one.)
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Like myself, Klaus will always be at your disposal! However, there are some care and feeing instructions that attend him:
1. Do not feed him after midnight.
2. Do not feed his ego at all (this includes listening to him, I'm afraid. It's a shame, his ranting does have a insoucient Kafkaesque quality when he's on a roll).
3. Do not torment or insult him in anyway (we are his superiors, after all, though I'm sure this entire note goes without saying).
There are a few more, but I presume you get the gist of things. Just remember that Barbies are cheap playthings that don't last long if you put their head in the microwave.
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