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Loved the first chapter.
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Ummmmm, I don’t know… not sure if he won’t make a pass…
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Since the family planned to go on vacation somewhere in France, … may be that should be a place to start looking for her(?).
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Is it just me or the cop has it hot for them? Bet when he packs like that he’s imagining a threesome …. (Just lusting here)
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The chapter came all the way in a crescendo, and then, all of a sudden it takes an abrupt turn south, with: -‘no hanky lanky’. Your such a buzz killer Mr Chris.
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If they asked me I’d suggest them to spend their time on the ‘something else’ option, lots! But I forgot that it’ll take a little convincing the new comer that’s what he needs to let steam off and decompress…
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If I was anywhere near Wyoming ‘I’d ask the author the exact location of that back road.
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Wow, good start, and sure a good theme. You caught me!👏
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@CLJobe Wish you a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY Calvin. May this day be a very bright one. Thanks for taking your time to entertain us. Love you grumpy man.
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Humble pie, domesticity and Dragons’ Den
Tonyr commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in Humble pie, domesticity and Dragons’ Den
Go for it! Generally weird people enjoy it. 😀- 17 comments
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May you live in interesting times
Tonyr commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in May you live in interesting times
I still don’t have a clue what she’s up to. -
May you live in interesting times
Tonyr commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in May you live in interesting times
I hate seeing Damian going thru all this. Not fair, and by the way, the interview the police did with the kid, was completely miss conducted. Isn’t it required the presence of a psicologist in cases like these? -
May you live in interesting times
Tonyr commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in May you live in interesting times
What’s cooking?
