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I like to use the nice stuff, the good stuff. I put my feet on the coffee table, I use my best dishes, and I squeeze every ounce of practicality out of my spiritual beliefs. I like the good stuff. Visionary Fiction is the ultimate in good stuff. You can find a far more definitive…
