Mark Arbour
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I'm hoping for a June 10 release. You'll all be pissed at me when you read it anyway, though.
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How would you like to be Brad, having a conversation about that with Stef? How many times can he say "I told you so."
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This era in history has been a passion of mine for years. I've read a lot of books about it. The toughest research bit was for "The Wardroom," and the siege of Toulon. Much was written on the siege from a military standpoint, because of Napoleon, but there wasn't much written on the naval aspect.
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You'd lose that bet.
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Listen to you...sweet talker. Travelling by sea may or may not be faster than the land trip. We shall see.
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Tatoo? In this day and age? On a peer? I think not. :-)
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Thanks. That is my plan.
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November, 1796 George Granger stared at the documents scattered across his table and sadly shook his head. It was a colossal scheme that had been brewed here, one that would, if successful, make Granger’s father a marquess, and successfully remove 100,000 pounds from Bertie’s pocket. The sums of money being handled here were astronomical. Granger thought about how he’d almost been unable to comprehend the size of the Prince of Wales’ purported debts of some 600,000 pounds, and
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You write our good peer off already?
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Bertie is the gift that keeps on giving. I think Chartley's personality has been subordinated to stress.
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You think Granger would take advantage of a handsome wounded man? Probably. :-)
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Hopefully the new chapter will reveal more of the issues.
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He's a perky guy, that Winkler.
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He likes to make an entrance. :-)
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July 23, 2000 Paris, France Will We’d spent yesterday doing touristy shit, just us teenagers: John and I, Gathan and Kristin, and Darius and Ella. It was really painful to be around those two happy couples, knowing that the guy I was with didn’t feel that way about me, but I did my best to hide it. I don’t think I was entirely successful, because I got some confused looks from John, but we had a good time, and I’d managed to throw myself into the spirit of things anyway. Las
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Happy Birthday! Hope you're doing well!
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Yep. I bet his life is smooth sailing, with no problems or traumas at all. God, I sure wouldn't want to be a character in one of my stories...well..except they usually get laid all the time. Guess life is full of trade-offs.
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I think I read that paper. Wasn't it published in the Journal of teenage anxieties and drama?
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That's a rough go. Sorry to hear that. I had a friend like that too. He seemed to think that it was important to tell me the explicit details of all his conquests. I think he made most of them up.
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I'm not sure I want to hear the firestorm resulting in a sex scene with Will and Dr. Cambronne. Plus I'm afraid of Sharon. ;-)
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Not everyone is fun and exciting. Boring people are important. They make these computer things work. ;-)
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I agree. That was one of my better resurrections from a past storyline.
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All upper class? That's a wicked bad lie. Missouri: Number 1 in Meth. True that.
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Well, "supposed to be" and "are" seem to be very different, no? You're right about the early innings...and there are more people who want to play in that stadium.
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Very true, although again, we don't know what Jack was like at 13.
