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An introduction

Hi

Welcome? Abandon all hope ye who enter here? Not really sure how to follow that up...

Here's a spot for me to rant about movies, video games, comic books or whatever it is I've been occupying my time with recently. Don't really want to put any one focus on anything here, so don't expect to find any review focused page or anything, just a space to write, share my opinions with the world, for better or worse...

let's see how this goes.

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