H is For Harlot was a college friend's punk band.
H is For Harlot was a college friend's punk band.
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Heroes Unlimited?
ReplyDeleteRifts.
ReplyDeleteH is for Harlot makes another appearance!
ReplyDeleteNice, when are we going to get a "It's time for... Rifts!" post? That game was weird enough that it should be good for some strange art in a G+ post.
ReplyDeleteOf course you could probably just use Asia Album Art and have at least a dozen posts worth. Cue mechanical space dolphin...
Never. I'm not running Rifts. :P
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