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"Summer's End" by Ilyra Chardin

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"Day at sea" by Kahlan Bingy

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"Outback" by Wayne NZ

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Correction

In the beginning of October, I wrote a post entitled "The Drama Llama" Is Upbraided".

The same day it was pointed out to me by Nikolai Warden, the blogger to whose posts I was referring, that I had not done him the courtesy of reading the post correctly, that I had misrepresented what Nikolai actually said in his post and that I had also made a wrong assumption.

First off, the wrong assumption I made was that Nikolai alluded to me as "The Drama Llama". Nikolai assures me that was not his intention at all, he was in fact referring  to a completely different person.

Secondly, Nikolai stated in his post that the Gay Archipelago is not a dictatorship. When he used the phrase "the benevolent dictatorship", he was quoting a previous GA Lead.

I ask for Nikolai's and my reader's forgiveness for my sloppy reporting and for the unfortunate and unduly long delay in correcting the abovementioned aspects of my post. 

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"Winged" by Tomais Ashdene

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"Self Portrait III" by Jake Vordun

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Waiting For It...

Cartoon by Nickie Charles

We all know exactly what is going to happen within the next few seconds and all the guys are covering their junk in anticipation and sympathy of the pain.

The question is, why are we laughing nervously?