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Thanks, and you're welcome. Brightening someone's day is always a good thing. These comments are working on doing just that for me.
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It bears repeating, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Glad it made you laugh.
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More Problems In Newberry
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in More Problems In Newberry
Oh, just wait until her revenge on Sunday. I think they both qualify as shits, tbh. Asking Abel was a way to instill yet a little more drama. Like this story needed it, hehe. Yes, Rich is the good sibling. -
Jill Helps Figuratively Bury Her Dad
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Jill Helps Figuratively Bury Her Dad
Thanks. Sorry for the blowup, the story sounded interesting, and it is. I haven't caught up yet, so prepare for more!! -
Thanks. I'm not sure I want to know anything about your experience with angry holes.
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I hear that. I know most, hell, almost all, of mine are serious. Maybe I'll try some more comedy in the future now that I know my sick sense of humor is appreciated by some, at least.
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I'm happy.
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Sometime our principles contribute to that something. Like I wouldn't kill someone to get around that obstacle.
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Brendan left Kathy's house dejected. In just over a week, he'd lost his parents, his home, and his temporary living space. He decided he'd also lost a sister. What she did was unforgivable. She could have at least let him explain. But then he thought, 'What good would that do? Him being gay would equate to him being a pervert in her eyes forever.' It was about an eight-mile walk to his old house in Silverstreet, and he still had his keys. He decided he'd crash there until he found something
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Mission accomplished.
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Chapter 4 - The School Board
Lee Wilson commented on Jeff Burton's story chapter in Chapter 4 - The School Board
A wonderful end to this segment. Hopefully Jacob doesn’t get much grief back at school. -
You’ve all heard, seen, or read one or more stories about a kid getting trapped in a well, right? But how many are told from the well’s point of view? None, right? I thought not. Here’s one, at least. As you may have guessed, I am a well. Eh, technically a flooded chasm. But any body of water can act as a well, can’t it? What is a well, anyway? A hole in the ground one can retrieve water from. So, drop a bucket in me, take it out, and therefore, I’m a well. But I will warn you; you don’t wa
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The boy in the well, told from the well's point of view.
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Chapter 2 - The Aftermath
Lee Wilson commented on Jeff Burton's story chapter in Chapter 2 - The Aftermath
A year and a half later, it’s all been said. But I will reiterate, great job Jeff. -
Chapter 1 - The incident
Lee Wilson commented on Jeff Burton's story chapter in Chapter 1 - The incident
Late to the party, but looking forward to what comes next. -
Two more? Nope, not for me. Sorry dr.
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I’m in 3 now. We’ll see.
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Well, apparently my fear was at least partially realized. I’ll keep going, but I’m not liking the direction this seems to be heading.
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Perhaps it’s the pessimist in me, but I have a feeling the four boys are essentially being sent to their deaths. I haven’t read ‘The Lottery’ in forever, but I’m reminded of Stephen King’s ‘The Long Walk.’ 100 young men take part, only one can be alive at the end. Is this a non-violent ‘Purge?’
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Okay, this has been sitting on top of the stories page long enough to keep ignoring it. Interesting, and timely premise.
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No arguments here.
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Ain't I a stinker?
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Like we said as kids, that's for me to know, and you to find out. Hehe.
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A terribly perfect match.
