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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2006 · 10 MIN

what is fandom

from Mrs.Brightside · host carolina oliva

taken from http://hesychasm.livejournal.com/187818.html hesychasm wrote an essay about fandom. here i read it out loud and comment on it

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taken from http://hesychasm.livejournal.com/187818.html hesychasm wrote an essay about fandom. here i read it out loud and comment on it

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