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I hollowed my wooden leg into a canoe. I can't run marathons but the portaging in Algonquin is grand.
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I used to wonder what it would be like to show up at some small town event, like a parade - to show up in costume and mingle with the parade and then finally take off my mask at the end and then nobody recognizes me and they wonder what I'm doing there
-- yep, it's a little too early
-- couldn't sleep
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