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“A paltry man and poor of mind At all things ever mocks; For never he knows, what he ought to know, That he is not free from faults.” -Hávamál, Verse 22   I feel the need to address a disturbingly common sentiment I have come to notice amongst more than a few of my fellow […]

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This entry was posted in Thoughts From The Wanderer's Shadow on August 11, 2011 by Hangman.

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