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Ugly Puggly 2

I waited until we were stranded between traffic lights on Great Western Road before I spoke. People thought Ugly Puggly was being ignorant, because...
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Cherry

Ugly Puggly

Agnes said, ‘Did you see The Clydebank Post ?’ ‘Nah, why would I?’ I shook my head. Sitting on the stairs, pulling on my work boots. A snarled lace,...
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Gold cherry

answering machine

My online pals joke phones are called mobile for a reason. Mine is a ten-quid model. Any drug dealer in prison would be proud of it. Top-up and Pay-...
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Cherry

the eleven-minute bore.

My jacket was in the bar. She’d little more than a blouse, with a red bra playing peek-a-boo. The wind cut through thin clothing and buffeted our...
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the ten-minute bore

Christmas-Eve was a big thing in the Blaksketts. We are at the proud tip of a long peninsula leading to nowhere. You had the Christmas lights on...
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thanks david, it would be

Posted on Wed, 04 Sep 2024

thanks david, it would be great if damien could emualte Orwell, but well...not many writers do. 

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Posted in the lost manuscript.

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we're all devils at times.

Posted on Sat, 07 Sep 2024

we're all devils at times. but the idea of a meritocracy was a step too far! Good to see the narrator see through that lie. 

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Posted in No escape from reality

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housing is a mess. the

Posted on Fri, 06 Sep 2024

housing is a mess. the poorest can't affort it. The state subsidises the poor and gives money to the rich to house the poor. Crazy. 

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Posted in The Bleeding Of Britain and the People (from the Imaginations of Alfred N.Muggins)

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they'll be in touch, sounds

Posted on Fri, 06 Sep 2024

they'll be in touch, sounds like a threat. 

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Posted in Parcel for You..Part 33

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You were fine. Thandie sounds

Posted on Fri, 06 Sep 2024

You were fine. Thandie sounds nice. 

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Posted in Taking Care 3 (ii)

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survival of the fittest (and

Posted on Thu, 05 Sep 2024

survival of the fittest (and loudest). they watch you watching. 

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Posted in Contemplating Crows

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poetry does prove better, but

Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024

poetry does prove better, but sometimes both. 

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Posted in I Started Out Writing Horror (But Poetry Proved Better)

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Ah, sunshine, I remember it

Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024

Ah, sunshine, I remember it well. Menka cat. Another to the litter of leva grabbers. I guess you've wormed in lettuce and our shortest-lived PM. All's good. Keep us informed. 

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Posted in Don't Mess with a Meteorology Man

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I wouldn't use 'warts and all

Posted on Mon, 02 Sep 2024

I wouldn't use 'warts and all' as that's cliched, but this is the kind of stuff I love reading. 

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Posted in Taking Care 1 (i)

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the ghosts of the past are

Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024

the ghosts of the past are always present, or they should be. I'M OK and You're OK and all that stuff fed into a programme that mimics response. But pattern-recognistion software is smarter than us now. That's the worry. It's streets ahead and...

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Posted in Ghostbot (Part One of Two)

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