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Yes, Percy, it always feels good when the bad guys get their due.
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Thanks, RJ. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Thank you, Delores. Yes, it was sad that he died, but at least he got justice.
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Thanks, Mike. I'm glad you enjoyed this little seasonal offering.
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I'm not sure if that means you liked it or hated it. It was a twist that I was hoping people wouldn't foresee, but I hope that didn't make you dislike the story.
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First, Olympic Gold and now his first major. Andy Murray wins US Open Men's Singles Title. Congrats to Andy and all of his British supporters.
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Happy Birthday, Conner. Hope it's the best one yet.
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A cute take on the 'Ugly Duck' theme. From caterpillar to butterfly. It strikes a chord in us who started off as a polywog and turned into a frog.
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Andy, very well done. I really enjoyed your story, but I loved the surprise turnaround after the near disaster. For a minute, I wondered if it was James who had stopped it from happening, even though it would have been tough considering his size, but the face that it was Jake was not only more surprising, but more gratifying as well.
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Take...Me Out to the...Ball, Game...
Bill W commented on MJ85's story in 2012 - Fall - Friends & Enemies
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Hell, I was born the day after Babe Ruth died. What does that make me? I guess I'll go play with my dinosaur.
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KC, thanks for sharing such a beautiful and personal story. I'm glad you were so lucky and found such happiness. If only we were all so blessed.
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Enemies can become lovers. Very nicely done, Dark, but you left us wanting for more.
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In interesting follow-up to your previous story. He decided that the violence and retrobution had to stop sometime - yet it didn't actually end. Nice touch.
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Thanks, Dark. I do watch a lot of those crime shows, so they may have influenced my writing in some way.
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Thanks, Andy. It was a shame about what happened to Hoover, but great that he was able to get justice.
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Mike, this turned out to be a lovely coming out story, in that both sets of parents seemed to understand and approve. Unfortunately, that doesn't happen often enough.
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Yes, we all felt bad for Hoover, but might be even sadder is people who are incapable of taking responsibility for their own lives. Thanks for the feedback, Yetti One.
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Thanks, Wayne. Tis' the season for spooky stories.
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Thanks, KC. A little journey into the macabre for All Hallows Eve.
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Lisa, yes it is a same that the bullies don't get to walk a mile in the other guy's shoes. As for your question, JJ is a senior, but he was noting that he's had hair on his chest since he was a sophomore. That's why it was so hard to understand why it had suddenly disappeared.
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Wayne, an interesting and enjoyable tale. It just goes to prove that there's nothing as lonely or damaging as discovering the love of your life is yourself.
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J.J. Johnson and his buddies met up again, just outside of the locker room door on their way to P.E. class. None of them were actually required to take P.E., since they were all playing a sport this season, but they opted to do it anyway, so they could spend the time lifting weights. Being on the football team they were allowed this option, rather than having to participate in the regular class activities. As they entered the locker room, J.J. spotted one of the other boys in the class.
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J.J. dislikes gays and makes life miserable for them. That is until Halloween, when he suddenly realizes he is one of them. How will he handle this new development and will the same things happen to him that he’s done to others?
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Thanks, Cassie, I'm glad you enjoyed this, but remember, it's only a work of fiction. ;-P
