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As a boy, her son had watched in awe as Armstrong and Aldrin skipped across the lunar surface....
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Part Six: She Who Speaks Now and He that Walked On
At the end of Fury Road, the platform rises, Furiosa’s literal and figurative evolution, and Max watches from the crowd. The look he gives Furiosa says what matters: now you are the legend...
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Comedian, teacher, historian, journalist, and follower of Jesus living with Becker’s Muscular Dystrophy. I’m a sarcastic polymath with a filthy sense of humor. I don’t like pretentious bullshit. I’m not for everyone, but your mom sure likes me.
Christian - Lex, Rex, Dux, Lux. College of Idaho cafe worker - I Completed 24 years - I write anecdotes and quote song lyrics. - I might shout random people out. - Adopted 7/12/2002
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