Ivor Slipper
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Chapter 4 The Lord Ain't No Fool
Ivor Slipper commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 4 The Lord Ain't No Fool
Coy appears to be unable to stop scratching at an itch. I just hope it's that and he isn't instead poking a stick into a wasps's nest. -
Chapter 4 The Lord Ain't No Fool
Ivor Slipper commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 4 The Lord Ain't No Fool
The below is copied from Wiki: In Britain, the third and fourth lines of the second stanza of the poem: "If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster / and treat those two impostors just the same" are written on the wall of the players' entrance to the Centre Court at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, where the Wimbledon Championships are held.[10] These same lines appear at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, New York, where the US Open was played.[11] -
He surely should, but I suspect he is as puzzled as the boys by events.
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Am always pleased to see you reading my little stories. Will have to see what I can do to improve your mood. 🙂
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Thanks, Gary - much appreciated. I hope the ending made up for some of the trauma along the way.
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Thanks, Gary. You're probably right about there being more villains in hiding, but at least some of them have been hogtied.
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Toes too, perhaps...
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Be honest Gary, anything had to be happier than the last one!
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Yep, there's a lot that good - and a lot that's bad, very bad.
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My original Prompt response story has now blossomed into a little series...
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LOL! The next 'chapter' has appeared, but as a separate story linked into the George W series.
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Your pleas have been answered @ColumbusGuy. Have to agree it is a very zany idea, which I guess says a lot about the author!
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Thank you @quttzik. Always good to hear someone is enjoying a story.
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I've seen people say that before, but it may be due to what you are following. This was posted as a separate story rather than a new chapter. Glad you found it though. I'll plead the 5th on that question.😀
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Thanks, Chris. But remember, patience is a virtue and I know you're the virtuous type. 🙂
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Something Weird Ben had never shared a bed with another boy. He wondered if Jake had and when their kiss ended, he just blurted out what was on his mind. “Have you ever done this before?” he whispered. “Done what? Shared a bed or kissed another boy?” “Err, both I suppose, but maybe one follows the other.” Jake let out a little giggle as his hand continued to trace little circles around Ben's rear. “The answer to your first question is 'yes', but the answer to
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Jake & Ben make some interesting discoveries.
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"Roll the credits!" Oh, there's only one - thanks Mawgrim for an entertaining and realistic story.
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Chapter 2 Life and Death
Ivor Slipper commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 2 Life and Death
"Go figure I’d end up in the same place as that man, just when I was finally feeling some peace.” That comment would seem to indicate there was an issue between them in the past and the thought of seeing him again is not a pleasant one.- 60 comments
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An illustration of how someone's life can be turned upside down by the negligent actions of others. But, at least on this occasion, it eventually had a happy ending.
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I can't be coy - have to say what a boon it is to see this story appear.
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Perhaps the bottom is about to fall out of somebody's world?
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No problems, Gary - writing is much better than reading! Good to see you back though.
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What might be described as a real 'spectator sport'
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I'm starting to feel sorry for Craig's cat. 😟 The sooner he moves in the better! Nice to know that some of those old style hardware shops still manage to survive. A nice introduction to a few of the locals, but I suspect Craig may regret volunteering himself for the football.
