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“Author: k. avalon | Filed under: Book Club, News Blog”
WINGS YA BOOK CLUB : CHAPTERS 17-20 | Open Society Book Club Discussions and Reviews
“Best Billboard Hits of 1967 battle of new orleans, bobby darin, frankie avalon, johnny horton, lloyd price, mack the knife, Music 1959, paul anka, Trivia”
“Author: k. avalon (online) | Filed under: News Blog”
“Shows some of the UI changes anyone know if this is avalon finally, or just something they've thrown on until things are ready in a year or whatever?”
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“If you ever read avalon the superstrippers blog, she paints the whole lapdancing thing in such a mundane transaction based light I am amazed anyone goes to these places at all.”
“The Avalon Project. www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/avalon.htm.”
“It would prob be easier to name the book to movies I hated than those I loved clan of the cave bear, mists of avalon, anyone?”
“Only those who finish avalon, and the last level (Real Class) get to come out of the game and enter the real world.”
“* "Look at her, three months ago she wouldn't even get in the circle at my house -- now, she's getting painted-up." ~head of avalon, Timmy”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘avalon’.
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Brand Theft Auto
A marque list for cars--models or companies who've used common words as their name.
explorer, navigator, frontier, mustang, quest, cougar, sidekick, legend, legacy, ranger, voyager, civic and 266 more...
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Sigi's list
ICQ, Gothic, words, vampire, shock, horror, endorphine
avalon, betwixt, kerfuffle, loquacious, wackadil, wackado..., check the bone fo..., bumps valera, overnight wonder, lovetaste, gofunk, shockwok, lampatanz and 2 more...
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Metaphorical locations
Fictional places that, somehow, everyone has heard of anyway.
Real places that have taken on the veneer of myth.
Anywhere that's really nowhere.Bumfuck, Idaho, Timbuktu, Dullsville, Anytown, USA, Nowheresville, The Boondocks, The Boonies, Skid Row, Main Street, the wrong side of..., cloudcuckooland, utopia and 45 more...
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Enigmatic Places
matawan creek, tunguska, loch ness, uluru, marianas trench, lake vostok, xibalba, bermuda triangle, machu pichu, nazca, roswell, garden of eden and 28 more...
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If-Christ-Had-Not-Died-For-Thee-Thou-...
Words that have been used as baby names, including virtue names, nature names, place names, etc.
The title is an actual name given to a Puritan boy in the 17th century.faith, hope, grace, charity, chastity, prudence, patience, temperance, river, phoenix, stone, violet and 455 more...
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AbraxasZugzwang's Words
atavism, abraxas, sisyphean, frust, fetus-in-fetu, arhythmically, queef, epidemiology, abecedarian, troglodyte, chiaroscuro, philology and 631 more...
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je les adore!
fusillade, foal, celestial, abattoir, byzantium, berlin, casablanca, babylon, balkans, albion, avalon, between the devil... and 471 more...
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A Long, Strange Trip
You'll definitely need a map. Inspired by Son of Groucho's comment on Islets of Langerhans.
slough of despond, pit of despair, den of iniquity, islets of langerhans, hippocampus, boulevard of brok..., canals of hering, hesselbach's tria..., crypts of lieberkühn, angle of louis, circle of willis, traube's space and 102 more...
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states of mind: from absurdistan to zion
Countries, lands, cities that capture, or haunt, our dreams. Some of the places listed might be the names of actual localities, but here they are states of mind.
absurdistan, banana republic, utopia, mitteleuropa, new jerusalem, deseret, canaan, zion, ruritania, outer slobovia, lower slobovia, avalon and 126 more...
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Words Covered in Faery Dust (A)
words that evoke magic, mystery, mayhem, magnificence or anything else that glimmers in the grass
abalone, abbey, abundant, aconite, acorn, addled, adept, aeon, aerie, aglow, ague, aire and 99 more...
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christy927's list
...all my favorite words...
chrysalis, mahogany, indigo, elysian, rubenesque, cataclysmic, scythe, archaic, gaelic, trollop, sycamore, canopy and 279 more...
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gorgonglare's list
the best
zeppelin, ion, laconic, serendipity, cataract, saturnine, syzygy, cinnabar, bistro, lithium, paroxysm, scion and 694 more...
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Calgon, take me away!
To a magical fantasyland
hibernia, caledonia, atlantis, gilead, avalon, mag mell, shangri-la, brigadoon, annwn, tír na nÓg, lemuria, hy brasil and 1 more...
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Places - real and imagined
a list of arcane, obscure or fabulous destinations
avalon, xanadu, utopia, camelot, brigadoon, eden, valhalla, atlantis, hy-brasil, heaven, hibernia, lilliput and 1 more...
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I like : A
aglow, aconite, aeon, aisle, altar, amulet, ancient, antiquity, ashram, athame, atoll, auburn and 72 more...
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Thine is the Kingdom
Names for the afterlife, in many religions and cultures. Including the "good place" and the "bad place," as well as more "neutral" places. :-)
heaven, hell, purgatory, valhalla, paradise, hades, gehenna, summerland, abraham's bosom, olam haba, hereafter, fields of yalu and 25 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for avalon.

reesetee Very nice, yarb. Feb 20, 2008
yarb "We don't feel those locks and chains,
we won't listen to
the lizard part of our brains
giving the orders.
And in the morning we'll be gone:
I'll start the car for Ten Mile Beach,
or maybe Avalon,
across the water."
- The Church, Already Yesterday Feb 20, 2008
treeseed Avalon (probably from the Celtic word abal: apple) is a legendary island somewhere in the British Isles featured in the Arthurian legend, famous for its beautiful apples. It first appears in Geoffrey of Monmouth's 1136 pseudohistorical account Historia Regum Britanniae ("The History of the Kings of Britain") as the place where King Arthur is taken to recover from his wounds after his last battle at Camlann, and where his sword Caliburn (Excalibur) was forged. The concept of such an "Isle of the Blessed" has parallels in other Indo-European mythology, in particular Tír na nÓg and the Greek Hesperides, the latter also noted for its apples.
_Wikipedia Jan 25, 2008
sigi I like this word verymuch, do not know if this place reallyexisted once in a while apart from fairy tales! Jan 25, 2008