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At twenty-five, Kyle Broflovski thought he had his life all planned out. He was living in Denver with Stan with a nice apartment and a decent job. Suddenly, his world is turned upside down when Stan breaks up with him and he loses his job all in the span of a few months. Now Kyle is back in South Park, living with his parents, and trying to figure out where he goes from here. Enter Eric Cartman, who always got under Kyle’s skin as a kid, and who was now about to do so again, in more ways than one. (A story about reevaluating yourself and your life. Or, How Kyle Broflovski Got His Groove Back.)
Written for South Park Big Bang.
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- Part 1 of Might Last a Day
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- English
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Bookmarked by puketrash
28 Jan 2017
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It’s quiet here. Even if the car alarm on the neighbor’s goddamn BMW has been going off for the past twenty minutes. Quiet, even though the alarm’s got the neighbor’s dog howling like crazy, and the neighbor works second shift and isn’t there to comfort the dumb dog.
It’s quiet…They haven’t spoken to each other since that morning, when Yuri went off to go see his tutor, and Otabek went off to do whatever the hell it was he did in the mornings before he hit the rink.
“You’re used to the noise?”
“Yeah, but…I think I like the quiet too.”
Or: Yuri spends the summer with Otabek in Almaty.
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- Part 1 of From Almaty, With Love
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A look at what might have happened in-show if Hannigram had been a canonical pairing (season 1 only).
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It’s Thursday and the desert shimmers.
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- Part 2 of author's favorites
Bookmarked by puketrash
05 Nov 2016
Bookmarker's Notes
again this one meant so much for me and somehow i always end up rereading it
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"Dynamics of an Asteroid" sits unread in JSTOR and Sebastian Moran waits for the third act of Jim's magic trick. There's always been one before.