The Double Stimes
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| <tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top">The Double Stimes is a publishing house founded in 1996 and dedicated to collecting and republishing rare and archival [[Associationalist]] literary output. The term ''double stimes'' arose from a local misunderstanding concerning [[Mazzistow Carrington|Mazzistow Carrington's]] peculiar cattle brand. | <tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top">The Double Stimes is a publishing house founded in 1996 and dedicated to collecting and republishing rare and archival [[Associationalist]] literary output. The term ''double stimes'' arose from a local misunderstanding concerning [[Mazzistow Carrington|Mazzistow Carrington's]] peculiar cattle brand. | ||
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| + | The Double Stimes was also a [[knot]] described in an early field manual for [[Lad and Lassies of the Skillet]] with directions to "Tie. Tie again." | ||
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| The Double Stimes is a publishing house founded in 1996 and dedicated to collecting and republishing rare and archival Associationalist literary output. The term double stimes arose from a local misunderstanding concerning Mazzistow Carrington's peculiar cattle brand.
The Double Stimes was also a knot described in an early field manual for Lad and Lassies of the Skillet with directions to "Tie. Tie again." Known Works
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DesiderataMotorcycle racer Speed Ray wore the Double Stimes on his helmet.
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