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What the hell is that?
Ivor Slipper commented on Ivor Slipper's story chapter in What the hell is that?
I didn't show it as 'Complete' because I am considering the possibility of 'what happens next'. While finding property owner details might be easy, what if the property was rented? Is finding tenant details as simple? There definitely are various options and choices to be made. -
What the hell is that?
Ivor Slipper commented on Ivor Slipper's story chapter in What the hell is that?
Interesting idea, but I can't see having the box put in the coffin could ever happen, especially as that wasn't what the family wanted when he was buried. -
What the hell is that?
Ivor Slipper commented on Ivor Slipper's story chapter in What the hell is that?
It would be a quite a project for them I agree. But with Alex only having a mother I doubt there is much money around and thus the prospect of an unexpected windfall might well triumph. -
What the hell is that?
Ivor Slipper commented on Ivor Slipper's story chapter in What the hell is that?
Thanks, Chris. That would be my way forward to. -
“What the hell is that?” Thank goodness I'd only said 'hell' - I was in enough trouble with mom as it was. If I'd said 'fuck' and she'd heard, then my list of chores to be done as punishment would probably have doubled. Plus, I'd probably get grounded like forever! Jase, who was standing next to me, giggled as I spoke. I still hadn't entirely forgiven him as I reckoned it was mainly his fault that we'd got caught. But he hadn't left me to face the music on my own and that was why he was
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Two fourteen year old wrestlers find themselves wrestling with more than one problem. Perhaps you can help solve one for them?
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Tread carefully @droughtquake Remember Geron's Dutch roots - Rather than elves, Sinterklaas travels accompanied by Zwarte Piet
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I didn't believe the place existed. It does, but is nothing like the town in the stories.
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I see @droughtquake has answered your question. You'll find a lot of reading there! 😊
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Can't find the blushing emoji! - but thanks anyway. It does seem a pretty good place to be a gay kid!
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Thanks CG. Felt it was time for the place to have a Brit
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Depends on your definition of 'good' I reckon
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Thank you for those kind words. I loved reading those stories of the universe too, which was why I was pleased to get the chance to contribute to it.
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i wonder if it is due to something in the water
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Trace There were only a few weeks left now until the end of the semester and school finished. That would leave the long summer vacation to look forward to enjoying, but I wasn’t sure I was in the right frame of mind to enjoy it. I’d moved, or been moved to be more exact, to Sanitaria Springs last fall when my mom died suddenly and totally unexpectedly from what I was later told proved on post mortem to be an undiagnosed heart condition. We were living on the outskirts of Vancouver in Can
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This story was written as an addition to the Sanitaria Springs series of stories. Those are stories written by Dabeagle and other authors who he invited to contribute. They are about events in the lives of several teen boys who live in the fictional town of Sanitaria Springs in New York State. The stories are interwoven and this particular story picks up on a character first met in a story titled 'Without A Trace.' I do not think it is essential to read that story before reading this tale as I believe there is sufficient 'back story' here to enable this one to stand alone, but feel free to do so.
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No, we don't want these pages clogged up with pictures of a young Geron in his shorts
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I find putting balls in my closet deters the moths
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A lot of that discussion was way over my head, but the story wasn't!
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Couldn't put it better myself! Roll on Christmas
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I think the guys need some flames - after all moths are drawn to them.
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It is definitely a diverse group, but bound together with an innate desire to do good. As always Geron dreams up some terrifying monsters and baddies for Charlie and his friends to confront.
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This is some Halloween the boys have landed themselves in! But, it sounds as if they are going to need plenty of help this time, so it is a good thing the gang is growing. Glad this is appearing in quick chapters.
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I think this would have been the equivalent of a marathon of marathons if posted as one Seems like Charlie, Kippy and friends are in for another for another great adventure in time and space. Surely though the ship should have been pumpkin shaped??
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Playing the hand you're dealt
Ivor Slipper commented on Ivor Slipper's story chapter in Playing the hand you're dealt
Thanks @JeffreyL. Glad to knoww you enjoyed it.
