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Republibot 2.0 Adding to the difficulty of this task- Libertarians tend to be the least likely group to 'swashbuckle' (liberate?) anything Randian. 30 weeks ago
Republibot 2.0 @nwkeys01 Weird. Both our 'art house' theater and our humongo-megaplex are screening it here. 30 weeks ago
nwkeys01 or like an old library book you might have read while you were a kid, and its impossible to find.... ex. Circle of Magic by Debra Doyle 30 weeks ago
nwkeys01 I know.... but its not widely released... Like in books, I know an author that feels offering them free reduces pirates and gains publicity. 30 weeks ago
Republibot 2.0 @nwkeys01 That's rather ironic... given that Rand's philosophy was "no cash, no service.." :) I'll see what I can find... 30 weeks ago
nwkeys01 where can I watch ASII online for free. that's the only way I'll be able to see it 31 weeks ago
nwkeys01 please do an update for "Don't vote for Romney" I don't particularly like him, but I have some other Republican friends to convince 31 weeks ago

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