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* Marge buys a knacked MP3 player to protect herself, and feeds it playlists. When she activates it, she doesn't hear the actual music, just the sound of the minor entity inhabiting the device singing along to it ... and it's a ''terrible'' singer.
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* Marge buys a knacked MP3 [=MP3=] player to protect herself, and feeds it playlists. When she activates it, she doesn't hear the actual music, just the sound of the minor entity inhabiting the device singing along to it ... and it's a ''terrible'' singer.
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* Marge buys a knacked MP3 player to protect herself, and feeds it playlists. When she activates it, she doesn't hear the actual music, just the sound of the minor entity inhabiting the device singing along to them ... and it's a ''terrible'' singer.
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* Marge buys a knacked MP3 player to protect herself, and feeds it playlists. When she activates it, she doesn't hear the actual music, just the sound of the minor entity inhabiting the device singing along to them ...it ... and it's a ''terrible'' singer.
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* Collingswood has a ''lot'' of funny moments. Her scoffing reaction to Baron calling the Chaos Nazis "toerags", and off-the-cuff litany of far more original foul-mouthed derogatory terms for them, is typical.
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* Collingswood has a ''lot'' of funny moments. Her scoffing reaction to Baron calling the Chaos Nazis "toerags", and off-the-cuff litany of far more original foul-mouthed derogatory terms for them, is typical.typical.
* Marge buys a knacked MP3 player to protect herself, and feeds it playlists. When she activates it, she doesn't hear the actual music, just the sound of the minor entity inhabiting the device singing along to them ... and it's a ''terrible'' singer.
* Marge buys a knacked MP3 player to protect herself, and feeds it playlists. When she activates it, she doesn't hear the actual music, just the sound of the minor entity inhabiting the device singing along to them ... and it's a ''terrible'' singer.
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** Before that, there's a page of explanations on how many modern magicians chose to ape science-fiction rather than fantasy- in some cases making wands out of metal and calling them "[[Series/DoctorWho sonic screwdrivers]]."
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** Before that, there's a page of explanations on how many modern magicians chose to ape science-fiction rather than fantasy- in some cases making wands out of metal and calling them "[[Series/DoctorWho sonic screwdrivers]].""
* Collingswood has a ''lot'' of funny moments. Her scoffing reaction to Baron calling the Chaos Nazis "toerags", and off-the-cuff litany of far more original foul-mouthed derogatory terms for them, is typical.
* Collingswood has a ''lot'' of funny moments. Her scoffing reaction to Baron calling the Chaos Nazis "toerags", and off-the-cuff litany of far more original foul-mouthed derogatory terms for them, is typical.
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* The revelation that Simon the [[Franchise/StarTrek Star Trek fan]] and wizard has a familiar [[spoiler: made to resemble a tribble.]]
** Before that, there's a page of explanations on how many modern magicians chose to ape science-fiction rather than fantasy- in some cases making wands out of metal and calling them "[[Series/DoctorWho sonic screwdrivers]]."
** Before that, there's a page of explanations on how many modern magicians chose to ape science-fiction rather than fantasy- in some cases making wands out of metal and calling them "[[Series/DoctorWho sonic screwdrivers]]."
