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As Seen On TV
As seen on TV, you can find the slipperiest of pans, immaculated instantly with anything at hand. Parbroiling Pavlovas without that sticky mess. Why'...
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I Believe In Frogs
An emphatic affirmation of my new found faith in frogs.
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Roadside Attraction 2/2
I had to move out, because one beautiful morning, I awoke to some shuffling on the porch. I looked to the front door, and a square shadow appeared...
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Roadside Attraction 1/2
You might have heard of me, I’m the old guy in the bib overalls and Orange Crush T-shirt who lives in the shed behind the Swiss Cheese House and...
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Felis Civitas
I wish I knew, or could, at least, imagine, the circumstance that led her to this state. The crannies I don’t know. The tunnels down below. The...
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Ooh! Ooh! Cool. I prefer
Posted on Fri, 23 Aug 2019
Ooh! Ooh! Cool. I prefer your second option, since cryogenic preservation can also push the narrative forward in this epic. And let me add: Millions of years later, visitors come to the planet. And an android (who had been keeping itself busy...
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Thanks, Di_Hard! You have my
Posted on Fri, 23 Aug 2019
Thanks, Di_Hard! You have my imagination racing with that comment. It would be a strange thing if a market no longer existed due to that, but also, what an experience for the last shoppers! That would be the clearance sale of clearance sales.
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This piece pulled some things
Posted on Sat, 18 Mar 2017
This piece pulled some things about the hair-cutting experience from the back of my mind. It was an eye opener. I found the issue of 'trying something else' shocking, from my set perspective. But the client was bold!
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This describes a sad dynamic,
Posted on Thu, 29 Dec 2016
This describes a sad dynamic, but to put it in such a way, it brings understanding.
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