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(02c) Expired Mailing List Confirmation Token — Confirmation Email Resent.

My long-time significant other, lovingly but quite seriously, at one point entreated me:

Please, please behave in a way that I can continue to pretend you're normal.

Mirroring her delightful directness:

Please, please sign up for my once-per-millennium email list, so that I can pretend I have a real audience 👀.

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