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	<title>Comments on: A Great Spinner Rack, or The Greatest Spinner Rack?</title>
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		<title>By: Match Day &#171; TlÃ¶nista</title>
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		<description>[...] Then I headed into the city to prepare for tomorrow&#8217;s expedition &#8212; a return to Richmond Park, which I visited last fall. Last time I got pretty disoriented and ended up seeing less than I wanted &#8212; so today I stopped in at a camping store on Holborn and picked up a cheap compass and a wind-up torch (just in case); then I continued on to the 24-hour internet cafÃ© near Tottenham Court Road and printed off a park map. Since I was in the area I thought I&#8217;d see if Gosh! Comics was open (it wasn&#8217;t) so I went to Forbidden Planet instead, and was pleasantly surprised to find that their indie/alternative shelves have been completely redone and are much easier to browse. Still, my indie-snob heart twinges to see the lovely comix that, back home, stand proudly in their very own spinner rack, here languishing in darkness on the bottom shelf of a bookcase. Picked up Love &amp; Rockets: New Stories. Wheeee! [...]</description>
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