My family picked this up for me.
I presume that this is in case I should wind up surrounded by enemy forces, or some terrible occurrence should take place.
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    You know how the old story goes. One of your in-laws visits, and the next thing you know, you’re down the road in old parkland with a metal-detector and digging holes. I was given a curious gift this year, among the usual passel of fascinating stones. Joining the relatively elite group of species who are intelligent enough to use tools. Let’s give it up for the Octopus. Cthulhu as you’ve probably never seen it before. I thought this was kind of cool, actually. Just grab the slider below the image and drag it along. Top marks to the University of Utah for giving such a neat display of sizes. Now these are some awesome shoes, though not the first of their kind that I’ve seen. I saw something like these back in my home-town years ago, but there should be more of them about. Some say that creativity is a product of our freedoms. I’m more of the opinion that creativity is a product of our constraints, whether externally imposed or self-imposed. So, the self-imposed challenge: Take five images (already taken) from the digital camera’s memory-card and weave them into a one-page comic that tells a story. 
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