I stumbled on this today and am delighted to share it with you.
A little piece of nonsense trivia that actually makes you feel that there is always hope.
Even in the darkest of times.
Enjoy it and remember that we should never ever lose hope because sometimes, the light at the end of the tunnel is not an on coming train but a beacon of salvation.
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