Cabin .. fever? Have you developed an unbearing urge towards cabins? Do you NEED a cabin? Do you NEED it now? Can you still call it a cottage or is a cabin the only thing you will settle for?

I've been out skating ALL night. Since midnight. It's now quarter to eight... in the morning. That's not that awesome.

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For ingen går ut av livet i livet.

It has to be a cabin, it HAS TO BE A CABIN.

Also, it is awesome.

I was sleeping...

Yeah...sleeping...>.>

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Ming revolution

Mooncakes were used as a medium by the Ming revolutionaries in their espionage effort to secretly distribute letters in order to overthrow the Mongolian rulers of China in the Yuan dynasty. The idea is said to be conceived by Zhu Yuanzhang (朱元璋 and his advisor Liu Bowen (劉伯溫, who circulated a rumor that a deadly plague was spreading and the only way to prevent it was to eat the special mooncakes. This prompted the quick distribution of the mooncakes, which were used to hide a secret message coordinating the Han Chinese revolt on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month.[2]

Another method of hiding the message was printed in the surface of mooncakes as a simple puzzle or mosaic. In order to read the encrypted message, each of the 4 mooncakes packaged together must be cut into 4 parts each. The 16 pieces of mooncake, must then be pieced together in such a fashion that the secret messages can be read. The pieces of mooncake are then eaten to destroy the message.[3][4]

NEVAR 4GET.

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