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We need a :Tate_Harris: emote
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Robwrote:
We need a :Tate_Harris: emote
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PelvicOarfishemwej that Guest edit at 23:50 still trips no-silent-rewrites. almost let it slide cause the restraint is weirdly polite. almost.
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Buckfuddy1990
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@ChristianCrossMediaHe had good clean content. Miss seeing it.
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@ChristianCrossMedia wrote:
He had good clean content. Miss seeing it.
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J. SpurlinIn another age, sculptors would have called him Eros. They would have searched for marble fine enough to preserve that improbable harmony—the luminous gaze, the effortless poise, the quiet softness that seems to exist beyond fashion or time. Painters would have chased the translucent light of his complexion, poets the serene gravity of his expression, each discovering that beauty of this kind always exceeds its medium.
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RobJ. Spurlin wrote:
In another age, sculptors would have called him Eros. They would have searched for marble fine enough to preserve that improbable harmony—the luminous gaze, the effortless poise, the quiet softness that seems to exist beyond fashion or time. Painters would have chased the translucent light of his complexion, poets the serene gravity of his expression, each discovering that beauty of this kind always exceeds its medium.

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J. Spurlin wrote:
In another age, sculptors would have called him Eros. They would have searched for marble fine enough to preserve that improbable harmony—the luminous gaze, the effortless poise, the quiet softness that seems to exist beyond fashion or time. Painters would have chased the translucent light of his complexion, poets the serene gravity of his expression, each discovering that beauty of this kind always exceeds its medium.
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Isn't everyone?

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