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Thanks. Hope you like the rest.
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Yes, there are still a thing or two to learn.
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Does anyone have a friendly poltergeist haunting their house?
Lee Wilson replied to Page Scrawler's topic in The Lounge
Now maybe you can get it to do its homework. Can’t do strike-thru on phone. -
Don't look back, ooh, a new day is breakin' It's been too long since I felt this way I don't mind, ooh, where I get taken The road is callin', today is the day Boston - 1978 12 And thus starts the legal career of one Avery Noonan. I went back to my old neighborhood in College Park after I got accepted to law school at Georgetown University. I considered Harvard and Yale, probably for about the same 4-and one-half seconds as that bar in DC, before I came to my sen
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Not to be picky, but this section is essentially repeated before and after the bar car interlude: Otherwise, a very nice visual description of their activities. I could almost imagine myself on the train with them.
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Awesome story. I almost went to check the tags to see if incest was there when the family connection came up. I guess I'm the odd man out here musically. Meat Loaf is great, but his writer, Jim Steinman, was even better. And also... Can we put AC/DC into eric, and bring back Bon Scott?
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Good. As I said in the summary, I started this a long time ago, way before I knew GA existed. It being appreciated is very satisfying. Next chapter arrives Saturday. I can speed it up because I'm far enough ahead now.
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Me neither, nor did Freddie:
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Jill Helps Figuratively Bury Her Dad
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Jill Helps Figuratively Bury Her Dad
Thanks. Glad you were able to enjoy it, even with the brutality. -
Yeah, the topic was pretty brutal, but if old Will was right, all's well that ends well I guess I do OK.
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Will Things Ever Be Normal Again?
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Will Things Ever Be Normal Again?
Thanks. I recorded all the conversations to get them transcribed correctly. OK, so I didn’t. -
Maybe they make it look like the head is no longer attached. 😀 I was just figuring all over.
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A lethal combination.
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Whew!
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More Tests, More Evidence, and the Trials Begin
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in More Tests, More Evidence, and the Trials Begin
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Growing Relationships, Home Ownership, and Court Looms
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Growing Relationships, Home Ownership, and Court Looms
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You should know better, wait and see!
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Pool Party and A Bit of Trouble
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Pool Party and A Bit of Trouble
Oh no! Two evil women in the same story. How could you, Lee? -
A Return to Normalcy, a Change, and Discussions
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Return to Normalcy, a Change, and Discussions
Yes, this was a calm one. A little drama in the next, but not terrible. -
Perhaps you missed this in the overall chapter notes above. But if it happened and I got a piece. Woo hoo!!
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He is, and there's still a little more to learn.
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Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Greg comes back at the end, just a summary of how his life went after Brendan. -
I have the first draft of the final chapter written, not as long as I initially expected. I'll be posting the rest on a 3-day schedule per my usual schedule.
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Too many lonely hearts in the real world Too many lonely nights in the real world Too many games that I can't play Too many windmills in my way Don't wanna live my life in the real world Alan Parsons Project - 1985 7 I transferred to the University of Maryland after my sophomore year. I’d known for around 7 or 8 years that my parents would die in an accident, but it wasn’t until I went home for Christmas during that year that I had a better idea when. See, the auras
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Chapter 9 - Sacrifice of Angels
Lee Wilson commented on Jeff Burton's story chapter in Chapter 9 - Sacrifice of Angels
Same deal, if you want another pair of eyes on it, I’m game.
