Normally I save up blog posts and consolidate them into long ones, but apparently we get to see mst++ cross-dress if I blog once a week. So this post will be less content-rich than usual, but it's for a good cause. Anyway, I started writing a new application tonight called PleasureChicken. The details of what PleasureChicken does is an article for another day, but basically, any entity in Pleasure
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