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GeekHackFilk.com
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13 years old
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United States
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OK
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72.3.162.210
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Domain Name:

geekhackfilk.com
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Domain Age:

13 years old
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ns.rackspace.com
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ns2.rackspace.com
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Created:

Tuesday 15. July 2003
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Monday 30. April 2018
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As a teenager I got into Elfquest after I happened to pull the novelization off my stepmom's bookshelf; she later gave me the first two or three volumes of the graphic novel. I followed the trades through the end of the main story.
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Around ten years ago I got into Queen and Country (again in trade volumes) because Fishy & I had watched and loved the TV show Sandbaggers. The Minders were a little more hands-on than the Sandbaggers, and the stories were a lot more graphic and disturbing, but I still liked it.
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In the last couple years I started checking out some Wonder Woman trades, with the guidance of a comic geek friend, because when I was a kid I loved the TV show so much. My friends and I would spin around on the lawn and pretend to be Lynda Carter. I also discovered Saga, I think maybe because of the Hugos actually.
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Until recently I never really thought any of those things "counted" as far as being into comics. For storage reasons I don't buy single issues. I don't know much about the big Marvel & DC universes (and I don't care). I like the select few things I like, but as I said, I wasn't into comics as a kid.
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Except... I was?
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It came to me, I think, when Torrey mentioned the ads on the back of some comic books, the ones for ridiculous mail-order products. Without thinking I was like "oh yeah, I remember those. X-ray specs, Sea Monkeys..." Wait, what?
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When I was little, 6 or 7 maybe, I used to read whatever comics I could get my hands on. I have no idea if there was a comic shop near me; I wouldn't have known there was such a thing. For me, comic books lived in a tall spinning rack at the grocery store checkout line, and I picked some out every time we went. Archie, Richie Rich, Tom and Jerry, and of course Disney. Scrooge McDuck, Donald... one of my favorites featured Daisy Duck's nieces, April, May, & June, who don't get nearly enough love in the Disney merch these days. (If they ever show up in the parks I will
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And Fat Albert. (Yeah, Cosby reference. I was a child and it was the 1970s. I know now what he did, and I believe and stand with the victims, but this post is not about that, and I don't want to have discussions about it here. Please leave it out of the comments.)
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One day I was in my room reading when it was time to go somewhere. I don't remember who was there; my parents, one or two of their friends. I might've been about to go visit Dad for the weekend. I came out of my room and someone asked what I'd been doing. I said reading. Someone asked what I'd been reading. I replied, "A Fat Albert comic book."
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Literally everyone in the room BURST OUT LAUGHING.
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I still remember feeling hurt. I remember burning embarrassment, and confusion. I didn't understand why all the grown-ups-- people I liked and admired-- were laughing at me. To be honest, I actually still don't really get what was funny about it. That I was a little suburban white girl reading about inner city black kids? That comic books weren't serious? That "fat" was a joke? I *loved* the Fat Albert cartoon on TV! They were kids who HAD A BAND and they played COOL MUSIC and they told funny jokes while talking about how people could get along better with each other. Of course I loved the comic!
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The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night
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, translated by Richard Burton (vol. 9).
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A Red-Rose Chain
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, by Seanan McGuire.
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Once-Broken Faith
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, by Seanan McGuire.
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Magic for Nothing
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, by Seanan McGuire.
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geekhackfilk.com IP Information:

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72.3.162.210
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United States
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OK
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Texas
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San Antonio
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78218
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