Oh man. Until you mentioned this, I'd forgotten that I used to spend huge amounts of time playacting by myself as a kid. Godzilla fights and Transformers battles were my big thing. I'd act out all the different characters and make crazy sound effects and throw myself around the room. I could never understand why my mom …
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If someone Pshops Osha with a silk sash reading "MS. WILDLING" I will reward you with a slow clap of admiration.
Haha, I see your point. I guess I'm just surprised (intrigued?) that that particular thing would turn up in a somewhat mainstream series.
So, the thing you've accomplished here is to suddenly make me interested in Anita Blake novels.
This is demonstrably incorrect, as Survival of the Fittest is one of the unlockables, and it's on Magic's Reserved List, meaning it can never be reprinted.
In the past they've had last minute delays, mostly on Microsoft's end, which I suspect is why they won't set a date too far out.
