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A Lukewarm Defence of Fifty Shades Part 3: Freed

Folding Ideas Dec 1, 2018 00:35
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Clickbait Title: A Eurocopter EC135?! Well, here we are. I want to say I'm done with Fifty Shades forever, but given the legacy it's leaving behind, the upcoming slate of fanfiction-turned-novel-turned-movies, I'm sure we'll be back sometime. There's always more that I can say. I just can't stop talking about it. Also Charlie Tango, Eurocopter EC135, is played in the film by a Eurocopter EC130 because Seattle noise laws prohibit civilian use of a helicopter as large as the EC135 within city limits. I do not know how this impacts Charlie Tango's safety rating. Ana: Crystal Rhoney Christian: Mike Rugnetta Taylor: Mikey Neumann Kate: Lindsay Ellis Dr. Flynn: H. Bomberguy SnowQueen’s IceDragon: Jenny Nicholson “Charlie Tango” written by James Fairlie, Performed by Crystal Rhoney Camera: Kara Artym GarBox art: Magdalen Rose Special thanks to Jenny Trout for her amazing read-along blogs and Anne Jamison for both her writing on the subject of Fifty Shades and fanfiction and for tolerating my emails. Jenny Trout: http://jennytrout.com/ Anne Jamison: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17675435-fic Written and performed by Dan Olson Twitter: https://twitter.com/FoldableHuman
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