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Hello and welcome! My name is Milo Thatch.
I was born in Fishkill, New York, in 1882, and I am a linguist, cartographer, and previously a professor of archaeology in Washington D.C. My life's dream, well... it was realized in 1914 with the discovery of the "Lost City", Atlantis. I decided to stay and Kida and I now rule peacefully there.
Feel free to ask me anything about the city, myself, or about history or language in general! I'll be more than happy to answer.
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Another reason to move to Denmark

(Source: falsedilemmas)

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Posted on February 21st at 3:31 PM
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Reblogged from: falsedilemmas
Originally posted by: falsedilemmas

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Oh, no, I was not addressing to you especially ! I am sorry if I seemed rude. I was more addressing to my followers. I...
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Hi. If by “someone” you are addressing me, the OP, the source is Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language.
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