A Life #68: Feeding Back
Another unplanned but prolonged absence creates the necessity for an entire episode of reading your feedback.
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Thanks for clarifying what you meant in regards to Asexual art, I was confused and thought you meant that all Aces are artists.
About my comment about the middle ages-someone on the show (Not sure who), said something about teen girls getting married to 70 year old men in the middle ages. I initially also included, let alone get married at 70, but I must’ve erased that part before commenting… I tend to be one of few words.
Comment by AceofClubs | December 5, 2011
I just wanted to say that it is not a good idea to listen to these while at the dentist. Snickering at random can leave you in pain after the numb wears off.
*lisps with blister on tongue*
Comment by Mitebsyco (@Mitebsyco) | December 7, 2011