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1. about 23 hours ago on Frog Applause

   And three to catch the trolley.

2. 1 day ago on Frog Applause

   Summer tryouts for the Tadpole teams were generally just running about and shouting.

3. 1 day ago on Frog Applause

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   Well, it’s not about being invisible. It’s about being unremarkable. We, of course, have mastered that.

4. 1 day ago on Frog Applause

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   I am the Eggman.

5. 2 days ago on Frog Applause

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   Isn’t that a “piffle”?

6. 3 days ago on Frog Applause

   Not if you go to a really good deli.

7. 3 days ago on Frog Applause

   From Monopoly.

8. 3 days ago on Amanda the Great

   Richard cannot hear you.

9. 3 days ago on Frog Applause

   No. We have replaced the fourth wall with a fourth window wall. To allow a more airy environment, that window wall has screens, and the windows are open. If you stand close to the screen, you should be able to smell what is cooking.

10. 3 days ago on Frog Applause

    The Rhubarb driver knew the address I gave her, and we proceeded to it without incident. I spotted the asset, returning home from a market trip. Instructing the driver to wait, I exited the vehicle and approached his home. This was the difficult part. There was no way to hide my presence, except to be exceptionally ordinary to the point where nobody would even note my presence. Fortunately, there was a group in the nearby park, running about and shouting. They would be the center of attention for all but those most alert. A casual stroll to the door, halfway between an aimless saunter and a purposeful stride, and the job was done. I was at the door. I had conducted surveillance of the area prior to stopping, and was able to avoid all cameras on my journey. The Rhubarb would show up in videos viewed later, but that was not my problem, was it? I knocked at the door.