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Over the past 5 years I've left story detritus all over the place. I'm trying to clean up after myself.
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I think GA should start a menu section for cocktails and meals.
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Thanks for reading!
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LMAO! Go take a look at the banner atop my profile page!
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One csn't go wrong with Champagne!
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We can always tie him up and have OUR way with him.
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Paco probably thought he would be doing the 'nailing.'
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That's exactly how I envisioned the grandfather's frame of mind. I'm close to dying, let's take care of this now. Screwdivered? There's one for Myr to feature in his Word of the Day blog!
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I don't think the guy's gonna forget 'No means no" from now on.
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And if you miss, keep at it! In this case, even if you didn't miss, you're allowed to do it again.
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LOL Whatever it takes.
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After Jose hit him, Paco crumbled to the ground; he did not lose consciousness but we could tell he was in pain. The screaming subsided as he writhed on the floor holding his crotch. I was sure he needed medical help but hell if that was my first concern. I gave my savior a crooked grin. “Thanks for the assist.” “No problem, man.” Jose shook his head and kicked the fallen man in the stomach. “I should just kill you right now.” Paco groaned. “Trust me, nobody would ever find the bod
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“I’d like you to use Carlos for the remodeling.” Grandpa nodded while looking over my one-sheet proposal and the rough, hand-drawn sketch. I guessed he approved. “He and his crew did a good job at the bowling alley.” Carlos Lopez was a Cuban daddy who had been friends with Grandpa for as long as I could remember. The middle-aged man was a hunk. Whenever he visited the site while his crew worked, I would follow his bouncing bubble butt all over the place. I was uncertain how his relationshi
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Biannual - Word of the Day - Fri Feb 21, 2020
Carlos Hazday commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
I'm sticking with my comment, Myr. Biannual is twice a year (same as semiannual) Biennial is every two years. And as I told you, I did follow your link when I realized the definition was wrong. -
Not sure this premise is valid. Forensic data gathering isn't easy . An ongoing story may not suffer much from the abbreviated list, and popular authors can likely cruise along due to a devoted following, but new stories and newer authors I suspect will suffer. I know I've already missed a couple of updates on stories I was reading.
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Cordwainer - Word of the Day - Thu Feb 20, 2020
Carlos Hazday commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
SO, my penny loafers were made by a cordwainer? -
Thanks, bud
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Particularly the older brother. I get the impression the other one's a follower. We'll wrap things up next weekend. I'll post the last two chapters at the same time on Saturday.
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Yep. you mentioned that before.
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I'm surprised y'all are surprised. I figured everyone would put 2 and 2 together.
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After all the good times we've had there, I figured it was time to hear how the place came about.
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We should meet up at PRIME when it opens! LOL
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The Russians will definitely pop up again in the future.
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Not sure how 'reformed' he is. The new generation may be clean but old habits are hard to break.
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The bowling alley was a rat hole too at one point. I wouldn't mind being handed a nice piece of real estate in Manhattan.
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