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Autocorrect giveth. Autocorrect taketh.
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Reducing down the broth before serving. This is masterfully written - wouldn’t expect less. The pieces on the board are carefully being setup before the game opens. The question now is how much will Jake uncover? Also, Brad taking charge might lead to some wild outcomes. Thanks for this extra sizzle on the grill!
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Revenge is a dish best served cold. Who will feed what’s left of Kendo to the dogs?
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Travisty Explosion
Northerner replied to Mark Arbour's topic in Mark Arbour Fan Club's Mark's Topics
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Well put @Matthew k! George feels like a surprisingly modern and easygoing leader. It adds to the considerable charm of the story.
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Go Travis! Upgrade from Ambien to ambience during your island retreat. Way to get the press eating out of your hand. That’s slick.
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This story just keeps twisting the tuning screw of the guitar tighter and tighter. Fetching my popcorn for when the string snaps and what pieces are there to pick up. Bravo!
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Granger leading by example. It seems that the lazy or less competent are in for a hard time. Fingers crossed George can weed out all the wrongdoers. Looking forward to see how it’s going to go down.
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Midsummer sends ill tidings all the way into the Will&Travis saga. Both guys and Austin are going to drift for a while. Will handled the Austin situation with a lack of tact worthy of certain people in the news cycle. Getting hooked on Ambien is a no-no. Benzo addiction is hard to get rid of. Trouble be thy name.
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I want to see Will and Kendo in a handbags at dawn duel! Death by Granola bar it shall be! Loving these over the top fun chapters.
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Granger, used to being the center of attention, is probably perplexed as to why Palomar has grown cold and seems to want things to remain professional. Meanwhile he’s taken charge of Proserpina like a seasoned captain. It seems we’re not expecting calm seas ahead. Fingers crossed for a good journey.
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All is lovey/dovey for now, but the cracks are slowly beginning to show. Having 2 siblings, they never had to deserve their spot, the again - neither has acted like an ass either. Sharing a bottle or a bite to eat with a coworker, sure. Never believed in doing hard drugs with anyone involved in my business circles. I hope that by the end of it all the situation is still salvageable. Personally I’d rather go helicopter shopping than getting involved in the TV world. Then again, TV and movies aren’t as much of a thing these days as they were in the years this story is set. It’s fascinating to see how much some things have changed lately. CAP is a great time capsule. Thank you!
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Aww, it’s a fine line between being too nice and needing stuck up. Will’s got a good read in Marie, but he’s not bringing his a-game to his own circumstances with Travis.
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That was unexpected and untimely. Still, a life well lived. What a lovely story in an unusual setting! Thank you.
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There’s something about cruising around in a blue car… these days when most of them are in various shades of death-gray it feels good to stick out a little. Good thing there’s no gaudy badge on my drive - it’s the ultimate sleeper unless you know where to look. I suspect that for being Travis and Will, the Range Rover is about as low key as they will go. We’re almost a year away from the iPhone. That car would feel prehistoric nowadays. Still, I miss the Frutiger Aero era aesthetic sometimes. I have my sneaky suspicion about how it’s all headed for a breakdown, but I like a good surprise. More please!
