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  • It sat there silent and still beneath the glow of the beige, fat-bellied lamp.

    Nevermore Kelly Creagh 2010

  • It sat there silent and still beneath the glow of the beige, fat-bellied lamp.

    Nevermore Kelly Creagh 2010

  • It sat there silent and still beneath the glow of the beige, fat-bellied lamp.

    Nevermore Kelly Creagh 2010

  • Together with round-robin cooking duties, women-only co-ops will rely more and more on jointly owned distributed power generators and vehicles, river-based microhydro water wheel power, whirligigging windmills, solar steam power, fat-bellied rocket stoves and oval solar ovens, and multifamily mealtimes.

    Reels, Wheels and Cycles « Gender Across Borders 2010

  • This was where the nanban—the barbarians from the south—stored the goods they brought over from China in their enormous, fat-bellied ships: silk, silver, china tableware.

    Blood Ninja II Nick Lake 2010

  • There was also the time when our group paid a charter captain to guide us to the fat-bellied redfish swimming around shipwrecks and when we pulled up the first ones he cleaned them as he talked and then spread white filets on paper plates, dotted them with pats of butter, sprinkled with salt and pepper, and popped them into a microwave for 90 seconds.

    James Moore: A Requiem for the Gulf 2010

  • This was where the nanban—the barbarians from the south—stored the goods they brought over from China in their enormous, fat-bellied ships: silk, silver, china tableware.

    Blood Ninja II Nick Lake 2010

  • This was where the nanban—the barbarians from the south—stored the goods they brought over from China in their enormous, fat-bellied ships: silk, silver, china tableware.

    Blood Ninja II Nick Lake 2010

  • I celebrate fat-bellied pike and schools of minnows in cool water, and the wolf on the run, I celebrate, and the hunter and the hunted.

    gary busha | a celebration for whitman « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2007

  • The dice clattered on the brass table top again, and somewhere, he heard a fat-bellied lute being strummed.

    Archive 2007-07-01 cavalaxis 2007

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