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Dibbed. --[[User:Snood Trunion|Snood Trunion]] 23:21, 25 October 2005 (EDT)

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-Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states.  It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device|Justice Devices]].  Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails.  In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.
+Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states. It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device]]s. Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to, chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails. In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.
-One famous worrier in recent Ghyll history was [[Antony C. Sutton]] who, upon recieving rosters featuring an extensive list of the members of [[Monotapute House|The Monotapute Society]], was discovered planning his own suicide involving a multitude of [[fefferberry|fefferberries]] and umlaut tea.  Or perhaps he was having lunch?
+One famous worrier in recent Ghyll history was [[Antony C. Sutton]] who, upon receiving rosters featuring an extensive list of the members of [[Monotapute House|The Monotapute Society]], was discovered planning his own suicide involving a multitude of [[fefferberry|fefferberries]] and [[umlaut tea]]. Or perhaps he was having lunch?
-'''Citations''': [[Dagger Seas]], [[backcountry]], [[Antony C. Sutton]].
+'''Citations''': [[Antony C. Sutton]], [[Backcountry]], [[Dagger Seas]].
 --[[User:Snood Trunion|Snood Trunion]] 02:50, 26 October 2005 (EDT)

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 Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states.  It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device|Justice Devices]].  Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails.  In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.
-One famous worrier in recent Ghyll history was [[Antony C. Sutton]] who, upon recieving rosters featuring an extensive list of the members of [[Monotapute House|The Monotapute Society]], was discovered planning his own suicide involving a multitude of [[fefferberry|fefferberries]] and [[umlaut tea]].  Or perhaps he was having lunch?
+One famous worrier in recent Ghyll history was [[Antony C. Sutton]] who, upon recieving rosters featuring an extensive list of the members of [[Monotapute House|The Monotapute Society]], was discovered planning his own suicide involving a multitude of [[fefferberry|fefferberries]] and umlaut tea.  Or perhaps he was having lunch?
 '''Citations''': [[Dagger Seas]], [[backcountry]], [[Antony C. Sutton]].
 --[[User:Snood Trunion|Snood Trunion]] 02:50, 26 October 2005 (EDT)

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 Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states.  It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device|Justice Devices]].  Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails.  In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.
-One famous worrier in recent Ghyll history was [[Antony C. Sutton]] who, upon recieving rosters featuring an extensive list of the members of [[Monotapute House|The Monotapute Society]], was discovered planning his own suicide involving a multitude of [[fefferberry|fefferberries]] and umlaut tea.  Or perhaps he was having lunch?
+One famous worrier in recent Ghyll history was [[Antony C. Sutton]] who, upon recieving rosters featuring an extensive list of the members of [[Monotapute House|The Monotapute Society]], was discovered planning his own suicide involving a multitude of [[fefferberry|fefferberries]] and [[umlaut tea]].  Or perhaps he was having lunch?
 '''Citations''': [[Dagger Seas]], [[backcountry]], [[Antony C. Sutton]].
 --[[User:Snood Trunion|Snood Trunion]] 02:50, 26 October 2005 (EDT)

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 Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states.  It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device|Justice Devices]].  Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails.  In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.
-'''Citations''': [[Dagger Seas]], [[Looliers]], [[backcountry]].
+One famous worrier in recent Ghyll history was [[Antony C. Sutton]] who, upon recieving rosters featuring an extensive list of the members of [[Monotapute House|The Monotapute Society]], was discovered planning his own suicide involving a multitude of [[fefferberry|fefferberries]] and umlaut tea.  Or perhaps he was having lunch?
 --[[User:Snood Trunion|Snood Trunion]] 02:50, 26 October 2005 (EDT)

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	Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states. It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device\|Justice Devices]]. Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails. In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.		Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states. It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device\|Justice Devices]]. Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails. In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.
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		+	'''Citations''': [[Dagger Seas]], [[Looliers]], [[backcountry]].

	--[[User:Snood Trunion\|Snood Trunion]] 02:50, 26 October 2005 (EDT)		--[[User:Snood Trunion\|Snood Trunion]] 02:50, 26 October 2005 (EDT)

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−	~~Dibbed~~. --[[User:Snood Trunion\|Snood Trunion]] 23:21, 25 October 2005 (EDT)	+	Not woorying, as it was commonly called among the [[Looliers]], the practice of '''worrying''' in Ghyllians was begotten long ago, during the ages of the first [[Dagger Seas]] city-states. It is also said that the Avazian people had worrying tendencies, though they apparently did not have a term for the feeling they felt when staring down a circle of [[Justice Device\|Justice Devices]]. Common symptoms of worry include, but are not limited to chewing one's writing implement, pulling one's hair, double- and triple-checking locked doors, tapping of feet, and biting of nails. In extreme cases of worry, patients have been seen running naked and screaming along the unpaved roads of the [[backcountry]], or rocking back and forth with arms crossed, mumbling [[splak]] about doomsday and the end of civilization.
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		+	--[[User:Snood Trunion\|Snood Trunion]] 02:50, 26 October 2005 (EDT)