Well, I said I wouldn’t do it, but now it’s done.
I can’t say yet whether or not this will be a regular feature, but do enjoy.
Hard law, son. Ok, Cordelia’s sis Regan is aloof. Lear’s in Israel. Fool (as in agers) is sailed. Rock on, Oswald. Rah!
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