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ElamenSTAR Episode Guide
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エラメン☆ spanned five seasons, each season with a slightly different title. The first season was called エラメン☆, the second season エラメン☆ R (the R supposedly standing for "Rubian"), エラメン☆ GT (The GT standing for the Great Tumult) the third, スーパーエラメン☆ (Super ElamenSTAR, where each of the Four Underdogs (now adults) gain their new power via upgraded Battlestaffs) the fourth, and スーパーエラメン☆ FINAL the last season.
While it is odd that the twelfth and/or thirtheenth episodes are always titled 最後の決戦 with various qualifiers at the end, this became a kind of running tradition. While the 最後の決戦 episodes in the first season were titled as such because they involved the battle with the UberGhast, the second season's 最後の決戦 had scripts written assuming they would be the final two episodes of the show. However, the huge popularity growth the show garnered during the beginning of the second season caused Big East to extend the second season to a full 26 episodes (instead of the planned 13). The script was already written, though, and backplate shots and storyboards were already drawn up, so the episode went through mostly untouched since its finale was already rather open-ended and left room for further adventures. Ironically, the second season's 最後の決戦 episodes were the last episodes re-dubbed for American audiences.
Once the first two seasons had episodes titled 最後の決戦, the writers decided to make it a tradition by naming episodes in the next several seasons similarly.
Season 1: エラメン☆ (ElamenSTAR, episodes 1-26)
Episode Number | Episode Title (Japanese) | Episode Title (English) | Original Airdate | 1 | エラメンスターの願い | The Wish of the Elemenstors | 7th June, 1996 | 2 | 温泉で遊ぼう! | Fun at the Hot Springs! | 14th June, 1996 | 3 | レムニキ物語 | The Tale of Remuniki | 21st June, 1996 | 4 | ウエクレットの黒い秘密 | The Dark Secret of Wecret | 28th June, 1996 | 5 | お帰りなさい、エラメン☆! | Welcome Home, Elemenstors! | 5th July, 1996 | 6 | 騙され易くない! | We're Nobody's Fool! | 12th July, 1996 | 7 | エラメンスタの大ピンチ | Elemenstors in a Pinch! | 19th July, 1996 | 8 | 海の荒波 | The Raging Waves of the Sea | 26th July, 1996 | 9 | 海難! | Shipwrecked! | 2nd August, 1996 | 10 | チューバの問題 | The Trouble with Tubas | 9th August, 1996 | 11 | エラメンスターの歌謡 | The Ballad of the Elemenstors | 16th August, 1996 | 12 | 最後の決戦:前半 | The Final Battle: Part 1 | 23rd August, 1996 | 13 | 最後の決戦:後半 | The Final Battle: Part 2 | 30th August, 1996 | 14 | 心のかたち テーブルクロスのかたち | The Shape of the Heart, the Shape of the Tablecloth | 6th September, 1996 | 15 | 神の尊大工 | The Holy Messiah Carpenter! | 13th September, 1996 | 16 | 毛深い脱出: オオカミ人登場! | A Hairy Escape: The Wolf-man is Revealed! | 20th September, 1996 | 17 | 行ったバット | Up to Bat* | 27th September, 1996 | 18 | 忍者と海賊の事項 | A Matter Of Pirates And Ninjas | 4th October, 1996 | 19 | ウエンデルが離れた? | Wendel's Gone | 11th October, 1996 | 20 | 高い小さいバットの大きい悩み | A Tall Thin Bat with a Big Fat Problem | 18th October, 1996 | 21 | ...オンドリの騒音 | The Sound of Ondori | 25th October, 1996 | 22 | 戦争人の休日! | The War Men's Day Off | 1st November, 1996 | 23 | 光に闇を与える物: ムーマー登場! | Bringing Darkness to the Light: MooMaa Appears! | 8th November, 1996 | 24 | 光に闇を与える物 : ムーマーの復讐! | Bringing Darkness to the Light: MooMaa Revenge! | 15th November, 1996 | 25 | 彼は音をとばさない! | He Doesn't Miss a Sound | 22nd November, 1996 | 26 | 要素の創造物を出なさい | The Elemental is Released | 29th November, 1996 |
*This episode title is actually a terribly clever pun, which is difficult to translate.
Season 2: エラメン☆ R (ElamenSTAR R, episodes 27-52)
Episode Number | Episode Title (Japanese) | Episode Title (English) | Original Airdate | 27 | グランビノスの撥 | Curse of the Guranbignoth | 31 December, 1996 | 28 | 運命の箪笥 | The Drawers of Fate | 14 June, 1997 | 29 | 二人で、絶対に! | Together, We Can! | 21 June, 1997 | 30 | 影の化け物 | Monsters of the Shadows | 28 June, 1997 | 31 | ムーマーの大真面目の大会 | MooMaa's Deathly Serious Competition | 5 July, 1997 | 32 | マーキツミスが燃えている! | Mahrkitsmith is Burning! | 12 July, 1997 | 33 | 箪笥ダンス | Dresser Dance* | 26 July, 1997 | 34 | 剳と剣 | The Sickle and the Sword | 2 August, 1997 | 35 | 過去の英霊 | Great Men of the Past | 9 August, 1997 | 36 | このしつこい谷間はどこだ?! | Where is that Pesky Chasm? | 16 August, 1997 | 37 | 地殻の中への旅 | Journey to the Center of the Earth's Crust | 23 August, 1997 | 38 | 第二最後の決戦:ムーマーが歯向う! | The Second Final Battle: MooMaa Strikes! | 30 August, 1997 | 39 | 第二最後の決戦:ムーマーの解きほぐす時 | The Second Final Battle: The Time of MooMaa's Unraveling | 6 September, 1997 | 40 | あなた!お風呂がわいたよ! | A Hot Bath | 13 September, 1997 | 41 | 虫螻の影の中 | In the Shadow of the Worms | 20 September, 1997 | 42 | 家書 | Letters From Home | 27 September, 1997 | 43 | 戦争人が練り歩いてる | War Men on Parade | 4 October, 1997 | 44 | 帰航 | Homeward Bound | 11 October, 1997 | 45 | 壊れた卵の殼 | Broken Eggshells | 18 October, 1997 | 46 | 逆逆襲のシャア | Char's Counter-Counterattack | 25 October, 1997 | 47 | 四つのキャンプ火の物語 | Four Campfire Stories | 1 November, 1997 | 48 | 凶悪な秘策 | A Dastardly Fiendish Plot | 8 November, 1997 | 49 | 哀れな森で迎撃! | Ambush Among the Forest of Misery! | 15 November, 1997 | 50 | 秘密... | Secrets... | 22 November, 1997 | 51 | 正当な取捨と易い取捨 | The Right Choice and The Easy Choice | 29 November, 1997 | 52 | 四人の殺げること | The Sundering of the Four | 25 December, 1997 |
*This episode title is actually a terribly clever pun, which is impossible to translate.
Season 3: エラメン☆ GT (ElamenSTAR GT, episodes 53-78)
Episode Number | Episode Title (Japanese) | Episode Title (English) | Original Airdate | 53 | 今日は!お久しぶり! | Hello! Long time no see! | 9th September, 1998 | 54 | 血の誓い!エッグチェア先生は約束を守らない! | Blood Oath! Dr Eggchair breaks a promise! | 16th September, 1998 | 55 | 悪運!フィーラ間違う地図を買っちゃった | Bad Luck! Phila buys the wrong map! | 22nd June, 1998 | 56 | 迷子!無限の木の海 | Lost! The endless sea of trees! | 30th September, 1998 | 57 | じゃね!行って来ます! | Bye! We'll be back! | 7th November, 1998 | 58 | ショック! 職場で性別! | Shock! Sexism in the workplace! | 12th November, 1998 | 59 | お遊び!みんな、仲良くしてね! | Games! Everyone play nice! | 19th November, 1998 | 60 | 天雲! 私も翔けたいですよ! | Clouds! I want to fly, too! | 26th November, 1998 | 61 | 再起! ランデル、戻せ! | Re-Awakened! Put it back, Lander! | 4th December, 1998 | 62 | 遅い! 勝ちもある、負けもある! | Late! You win some and you lose some! | 11th December, 1998 | 63 | 一緒!仲間がいるならなんだって平気さ! | Together! Friends make everything better! | 16th December, 1998 | 64 | 冷静!負けるもんか! | Logic! We can lick this problem! | 31st December, 1998 | 65 | 最後の決戦 V | Final Battle V | 6th January, 1999 | 66 | 危険! 古い製造所の悩み! | Danger! Trouble at the old mill! | 13th January, 1999 | 67 | 沈黙! 私達はこそこそしなければならない! | Silence! We have to sneak around! | 20th January, 1999 | 68 | 火! 動物を除けば! | Fire! Save the animals! | 27th January, 1999 | 69 | 恐怖! 不快感の攻撃! | Terror! Assault of nightmares! | 3rd February, 1999 | 70 | 恐れ! 戦争の人は打つ! | Fear! The War Men strike! | 10th February, 1999 | 71 | 輝き! 太陽は明るい照らす! | Sparkle! The sun shines bright! | 17th February, 1999 | 72 | 秒読み! それが余りに遅い前に, 急速! | Countdown! Hurry, before it's too late! | 24th February, 1999 | 73 | 衝突! 武器によって戦い棒である! | Clash! Fighting with battlestaffs! | 3rd March, 1999 | 74 | ズーム! 私達は競争に勝たなければならない! | Zoom! We must win the race! | 10th March, 1999 | 75 | ドッカアーン! 爆発は都市を揺する! | Boom! Explosions rock the city! | 17th March, 1999 | 76 | ニャーア! 余りにも多くの不必要な猫! | Meow! An infestation of cats! | 24th March, 1999 | 77 | 驚き! 悪人は現われる! | Surprise! The villain appears! | 31st March, 1999 | 78 | 復讐のための必要性! 死への戦い! | Vendetta! A fight to the death! | 7th April, 1999 |
Season 4: スーパーエラメン☆ (Super ElamenSTAR, episodes 79-103)
This Season, and Season 5 pick up events from the end of Super ElamenSTAR - My name is Phila!, which takes place when the Four Underdogs (Japanese) are about ten years older than they were in the previous three seasons.
Episode Number | Episode Title (Japanese) | Episode Title (English) | Original Airdate | 79 | 完全に育てられる | All Grown Up! | 25th September, 1999 | 80 | 一、二、三、四、悪はドアにある | One, Two, Three, Four, Evilnors at the Door | 2nd October, 1999 | 81 | 女ほど素敵なものはない | There is Nothing Like a Dame | 9th October, 1999 | 82 | 難攻不落のアームワー | Armoire of Invincibility | 16th October, 1999 | 83 | ダヌアンの責任いない | Danwan Had Nothing To Do With This | 23rd October, 1999 | 84 | ソファー、そうです | Sofa, So Good | 30th October, 1999 | 85 | 家具は血の勝利で燃える | Chez Lounges About All Day | 6th November, 1999 | 86 | エラメンストリ、ウエンデルちゃん | Elemenstory, My Dear Wendel | 13th November, 1999 | 87 | ショキランッグオンッグヴェ カターホイコイ! | Shokirang'ong've Kata'hoikoi! | 20th November, 1999 | 88 | 月光順序と無秩序 | The Moonlit Order and Chaos | 27th November, 1999 | 89 | エラメンストルは細い棒を使う | In Which the Elemenstors Work With Wands | 4th December, 1999 | 90 | 第四最後の決戦:マークムーマメナス(前半) | Final Battle Four: The Myrkmoom Menace (Part 1) | 11th December, 1999 | 91 | 第四最後の決戦:マークムーマメナス(後半) | Final Battle Four: The Myrkmoom Menace (Part 2) | 9th June, 2000 | 92 | フニリヤー環境 | Furniliar Surroundings | 25th December, 1999 | 93 | 腰掛けは古い腰掛けのようでない | No Stool Like the Old Stool | 1st January, 2000 | 94 | 帽子掛けクローン | Hatrack of the Clones | 8th January, 2000 | 95 | イクリーケム、はい | Ecreekem If You Got 'em | 15th January, 2000 | 96 | ゆりかごをトランチャンツ手 | The Hand That Transchants the Cradle | 22nd January, 2000 | 97 | 項目法律六十九の夏 | Summer of Item Law 69 | 29th January, 2000 | 98 | 黒要塞にもどって来られる | Return to the Blackest Minathok | 5th February, 2000 | 99 | バッタールについての短十三話 | Thirteen Short Tales About Battal | 12th February, 2000 | 100 | 黄鐘祭 | Well-Hung Wang Chung | 19th February, 2000 | 101 | ウォンバットの子宮 | Womb of the Wombat | 26th February, 2000 | 102 | 焼烏のスープ | A Pot of Roast Crow Soup | 4th March, 2000 | 103 | 魔神の葬式 | Funeral for a Fiend | 11th March, 2000 |
*The writers of this season were aware of the popularity of The Wizbits Cartoon overseas and took great pleasure in crafting cross-lingual puns for the episode titles. Consequently the English episode titles in season four are much more loosely translated than in other seasons. This is because, for the duration of this season only, the episodes were often named in English first.
**This is the only season of ElamenSTAR that does not have 26 episodes. This is because one other episode, occasionally referred to as "Episode 79-and-a-Half," was never animated (or, it is rumored, completely written). This episode was supposed to address the implied temporal manipulation in Vendetta! A fight to the death!, which led some fans to believe that Season 4 and Season 5 take place in a separate timeline. Purists disagree, insisting that episode 78 alone takes place in a different timeline (and even then only as a marketing scheme for the movie).
Season 5: スーパーエラメン☆ FINAL (Super ElamenSTAR FINAL, episodes 104-129)
Episode Number | Episode Title (Japanese) | Episode Title (English) | Original Airdate | 104 | エラメンスター、襲来 | Elemenstor Attack | 15th July, 2000 | 105 | 見知らぬ、青空 | An Unfamiliar Sky | 22nd July, 2000 | 106 | 汚い、ねいす | The Dirty Couch | 29th July, 2000 | 107 | ながいす、窮地 | Ottoman's Dilemma | 5th August, 2000 | 108 | ズラ、心のむこうに | Zula, Beyond Her Heart | 12th August, 2000 | 109 | 決戦、塩のかるい沼沢 | Face-Off in the Lesser Saltmarsh | 19th August, 2000 | 110 | 戦争人の造りしもの | A Work of the War Men | 26th August, 2000 | 111 | フィーラ、伐! | Phila Strikes! | 2nd September, 2000 | 112 | みんな、勝ったほしいみたいに詠め! | All of You, Chant Like You Want to Win! | 9th September, 2000 | 113 | マグマべーザー | Magma Bather | 16th September, 2000 | 114 | 身動きした闇の中で | Within the Stirring Shadows | 23rd September, 2000 | 115 | 彼女、家具のために余人苦しいさせないで | She said, "Don't make others suffer for your furniture" | 30th September, 2000 | 116 | 最後の決戦:エラメンスター、侵入 | Final Battle: Elemenstor Invasion | 7th October, 2000 | 117 | ルービアン、魔法の座 | Rubian, the Throne of Magic | 14th October, 2000 | 118 | 事実と背信 | Truth and Betrayal | 21st October, 2000 | 119 | 恐怖と身震い、そして | Fear and Trembling, and... | 28th October, 2000 | 120 | 四人目のエラメンスター | The Fourth Elemenstor | 4th November, 2000 | 121 | 死の選択を | The Choice of Death | 11th November, 2000 | 122 | 女の戦い | A Woman's Fight | 18th November, 2000 | 123 | 物語を織る | To Weave a Story | 25th November, 2000 | 124 | ルービアン、誕生 | The Birth of Rubian | 2nd December, 2000 | 125 | バッタールの立ち止まる日 | The Day Battal Stood Still | 9th December, 2000 | 126 | 哀愁 | Sorrow | 16th December, 2000 | 127 | 大詰めの初める、とか「時節、それが変わっている」 | The Beginning of The End, or "The Times They Are A-Changin'" | 23rd December, 2000 | 128 | 始める世界 | The World Beginning | 30th December, 2000 | 129 | 世界の中心でアイを叫んだ徒歩の鏡台 | The Ambulatory Dresser that Shouted I at the Heart of the World | 6th January, 2001 |
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Anonymous said
at 1:47 am on Jan 28, 2006
Remember that while the Four Underdogs founded the school, they did not necessarily teach there, unless that contradicts something already written. Most of the time all that is mentioned is that they founded it, which they did in fact do.
As for being mentioned in one breath, Lincoln could have been said to have "Ended the civil war and freed the slaves" all in one breath when these events occured at different times.
Anonymous said
at 1:59 am on Jan 28, 2006
they were indeed the first grand elemenstors which taught at the citadel
Anonymous said
at 2:08 am on Jan 28, 2006
That's true, but teaching is only part of having a grand citadel. They have to recruit students, as well, and when the world is threatened, they are called into action. Pretty standard "Epic" fare d^_^b
Anonymous said
at 2:57 am on Jan 28, 2006
ErMaC... are you still working on the Lesser Saltmarsh entry?
Anonymous said
at 3:35 am on Jan 28, 2006
If you're referring to Face-Off at the Lesser Saltmarsh, no. Sorry I just left work and came home and must've closed the browser without cancelling or committing my edit, my apologies. I'm working on laying down all the basic episode summaries for season 5 as fast as I can.
Anonymous said
at 3:37 am on Jan 28, 2006
no.. I don't want to get in the way of season 5, that's coming together really excellently.. I was referring to the actual entry "Lesser Saltmarsh" which it looks like you've got locked... sounds like you don't need it...
Anonymous said
at 4:25 am on Jan 28, 2006
If I have it locked it's a mistake, sorry.
Anonymous said
at 4:37 am on Jan 28, 2006
yeah.. I grabbed it and added a Lesser Saltmarsh entry
Anonymous said
at 7:57 pm on Jan 30, 2006
Okay Season 5 is getting close to done, has anyone already been looking through Season 3, or is writing those mostly up for grabs?
Anonymous said
at 8:18 pm on Jan 30, 2006
I think everything is up for grabs if it's red d^_^b. The nice thing about it is, if there's anything you miss while you're "watching the episodes," it's still that much easier for others to add in once the majority of the episode is "transcribed."
Anonymous said
at 2:16 am on Jan 31, 2006
ok... so it seems clear to me that the telling of how the underdogs successfully defeated char reyarteb "for real" does not actually exist in the canon material.. I suppose that I had forgotten that with all the time manipulation and multiple final battles.
Anonymous said
at 2:21 am on Jan 31, 2006
Congrats ErMaC. Bang-up job! I love that verve you get when you suddenly pitch through a set of broken links like a berserker armed with some sort of steam-powered blending implement. You crested your berserker-rage with much skill.
Anonymous said
at 2:32 am on Jan 31, 2006
ok.. pretty sure this solves the debate.. check out the description I just wrote for the vendetta episode and let me know if it jives with your understanding of the underdogs lore
Anonymous said
at 2:50 am on Jan 31, 2006
Waitwaitwait, that's not how it ended, was it?
What I remember, the first time they actually fight Char to the death was at the end of the whole show.
All of ElamenSTAR takes place contiguously, where they defeat moomaa, they defeat char, but blow up the world, and so they go back to just before the world blows up and erase their memories. Then the events of the Radio dramas take place, where they meet again for the first time and decisively defeat Char, as told in Book 4.
The whole timesorcley/brainmanglement thing was added by the writers so that both stories could happen one after the other and not conflict.
Anonymous said
at 2:51 am on Jan 31, 2006
The elamenSTAR writers needed to ret-con the whole show into the greater timeline, so they added the Brainmanglement to the ending so that the Radio Dramas could then take place. Hence the timeline is:
1) Season 1-3
2) 10 years pass.
3) Super ElamenSTAR Movie
4) Season 4-5
5) Brainmanglement
6) Radio Dramas
Anonymous said
at 2:53 am on Jan 31, 2006
Or at least, that what I thought when I was rewatching the episodes. :P
Anonymous said
at 3:08 am on Jan 31, 2006
I personally relish the confusion surrounding this so I'm alright with how it sits now and the underdogs technically sit in an infinite loop of "try it until you fulfill your destiny" which we know they somehow ultimately broke out of because the rest of the elemenstor saga happened.
Anonymous said
at 3:09 am on Jan 31, 2006
feel free to change this interpretation...
Anonymous said
at 4:10 am on Jan 31, 2006
No, I think that's pretty much how it went. Very "Myth of Sisyphus" style--also Stephen King stole something like this idea for the ending of the Dark Tower Books I think. d^_~b It's a fantastic ending, though I could have done without the seizure-inducing "telesorc'ley" scene at the end, and the sitting-in-chairs-on-a-stage-discussing-their-problems. I guess that was meant to represent brainmanglement? Anyways...
Anonymous said
at 10:57 am on Jan 31, 2006
Okay well I thought the whole thing at the end was written to make it so ElamenSTAR and the Radio Dramas would both count as canon. If the cycle in ElamenSTAR goes on forever, Char is never defeated.
Char has to be beaten by the Four at some point, and Book 4 says its in the Radio Drama, so logically ElamenSTAR must take place before it.
Anonymous said
at 1:10 pm on Jan 31, 2006
book 4 was 1997. at the time it was thought that elamenstar would be 3 seasons. gavment was confused as to when the underdogs defeat char
Anonymous said
at 1:16 pm on Jan 31, 2006
but that is just one fantheory... no materials state which time was "real" so the dramas could be it
Anonymous said
at 7:08 pm on Jan 31, 2006
Heheh... well, the debate will probably continue forever, that's the beauty of the thing. Some people will never accept the cartoon as canon, even though it fits just fine. Same with the radio dramas. Of course the only "official" word on canon comes down to, "we'll say whatever we have to say to sell more stuff."
Anonymous said
at 8:27 pm on Jan 31, 2006
ok.. if this is what we're going with we probably should include some info in the wiki on the possible theories in which the various versions could fit together.
Anonymous said
at 10:02 pm on Feb 1, 2006
I stand by my theory that the writers meant for the Radio Dramas to take place after the whole series, so both competing theories should probably be listed somewhere.
Perhaps there should be a "Four Underdogs" timeline page, seeing as how they are in so many different works.
Anonymous said
at 10:04 pm on Feb 1, 2006
ok cool.. I'll see if I can put something together.
Anonymous said
at 2:08 am on Feb 2, 2006
seems like this page would be shorter if you made a page for each season
Anonymous said
at 11:43 pm on Feb 3, 2006
We also might want to prune all the old discussion stuff at the bottom of the page. I'd just remove it but I thought someone might want to save it or something. If there are no objections I'm going to remove the discussion stuff at the bottom.
And I don't think splitting it into Season pages would be prudent, the TOC makes reaching a season easy.
Anonymous said
at 11:46 pm on Feb 3, 2006
if we're pruning, make sure we're not losing information not preserved elsewhere in the wiki. I think that the snippet about "Dragol" is not written of elsewhere
Anonymous said
at 2:35 am on Feb 4, 2006
Consider it pruned.
Anonymous said
at 2:39 am on Feb 4, 2006
nice
Anonymous said
at 10:52 pm on Feb 13, 2006
Wait wait... I thought the final episode of Season 3 occurred outside of the timeline the rest of the series took place in? Because continuity is preserved through all five seasons--I thought season 4 retconned the season 3 closer as a "dream of one temporal possibility" in a fight the Four actually won.
Anonymous said
at 11:01 pm on Feb 13, 2006
Hmm.. I don't see anything about that, but there is an entry on the final radio dramas episode saying that because of the end of season 3 the movie, season 4 and season 5 may actually take place in the time line of the radio dramas. I think that when they were finishing season 3 and working on the movie they starting to cook up the idea of multiple timelines and resets to tie all the underdog stories together.
Anonymous said
at 11:09 pm on Feb 13, 2006
Hmm... back to the source material I guess. We'll get this straightened out eventually.
Anonymous said
at 11:58 pm on Feb 13, 2006
I've actually seen fist fights break out over this at Denny's at 4 am on con weekends.
Anonymous said
at 2:04 am on Feb 22, 2006
Should we make some sort of note that all of ElamenSTAR's continuity should be viewed in a pre-Countdown context? Now that there's finally some sort of proper temporal shakedown coming this year, we should also clear up some of the speculation about the differences between the radio dramas and the TV show, as they all can be reconciled now through Countdown to Infinite Wizbits.
K said
at 11:29 pm on Aug 1, 2006
It... is... FINISHED.
K said
at 11:30 pm on Aug 1, 2006
Okay, so, now it's time for me to clean up everything related to the series, so "finished" is wildly inaccurate, but at least all the episodes have plots. d^_^b
Tim said
at 11:37 pm on Aug 1, 2006
ok so.. no party yet then?
Anonymous said
at 6:55 pm on Aug 2, 2006
Impressive. Most Impressive.
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