In Which Anne Is Much Irritated



Our home computer used to be a 7.15 year old Mac. It could access barely any websites and ran beyond slowly.



Okay, this one I can't blame on bad resolution. That's just bad handwriting. Sorry if you have trouble reading it, but you should be able to infer.



True. There was no access to dental care in Mos Eisly, so Rachel just yanked teeth whenever something in her mouth hurt. Then, when she came to Bakura, on her first dentist appointment, the doctor took one look at the rotting black stumps that remained and said, "Those need to come out."

Rachel is thirty or younger and she already wears dentures.



Rachel and Ava in perfect unison: "YES, IT IS!"

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