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The Aliens Next Door

Under a veil of water, In the mud and the ooze, A strange creature lurks, A strange creature moves. You

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For The Birds

The temperature has dipped to minus 20 degrees Celsius. Wind is whipping snowflakes into white swirls and pine boughs are