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Fresh from the pages of Beavis and Butt-head: Reading Sucks, we have the Abdominal Snowman (yes, yes, I know), using his special Abdominicizer® (as seen on TV!) to keep his abs looking hot for the women of Tibet. Daria appears in the book, so the topic is Daria related. Happy winter!

Also, we have the following new fanfiction, hot off the keyboards.

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• Daria: The College Years, by Farren O'Blivion (Part 10—continued, hooray!): Trent watches a sunrise just before Mystik Spiral awakens to a new day.
• Daria One Half, by BatLurker, a.k.a. Lorenzo Sauchelli (Part 4): Daria opened her eyes and glared at the ceiling. She heard noises from downstairs and then people yelling loudly in Japanese. "Oh, what a joy I didn't wake up dead."
  

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• Arrival, by Legendeld (COMPLETE!): No one spoke at first as Quinn walked down the stairs to join them. Helen Morgendorffer seemed to be fighting the tears rolling down her face.
• Invading, by Lorenzo Sauchelli (COMPLETE!): Armalin narrowed his eyes as he read the report about his current pet project. The results were far less satisfactory than what he had expected. He put the folder down and glared daggers at the whimpering scientist in front of him. "Care to tell me again what I just read here?" he said, a menacing finger pointing at the folder.
  
• Once Upon a Time in Lawndale, by Disco316 (Part 3): Tom Sloane stepped off the train that had taken him to Flagstone. True to his letter, he wore his black dress shirt and a small straw hat, along with tan pants. He smiled in anticipation, as he had been looking forward to meeting with his bride since the day she left New Orleans, one month ago.
• Other Side, by Legendeld (Part 3): Crossing universes is not as safe and trouble-free as you might think.
  
• Turnabout Confusion Part II: All The King's Horses, by Dennis (continued): We are at DEFCON 2! Warning! We are at DEFCON 2! This is not a drill!
• Two Halves, by Dark Kuno (Part 6 of Chapter 3): “It’s like a train wreck,” said Jane in an awed, hushed voice. “This is… without a doubt… the absolute WORST movie I have ever seen. And I can’t look away.” “I swear, Plan 9 gets better every time you watch it,” said Daria.

Moar l8r. Mebbe a surprise, to0.