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Disconnect?
I occasionally look back at my posts and cringe at the typos. Yes, they’re rampant. Main instead of mane, isle instead of aisle. Whatever. I’m not writing to impress anyone and I typically toss the words out randomly and seldom look back. Now, speaking of not needing to impress anyone, a curious thing happened yesterday. Read more
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Manes and tales
The best lies have some modicum of truth to them. When you slip a falsity into a legitimate story the reader is most likely to gloss over your deception or, if you’re very good, dismiss what you’re glossing over yourself. It is because of this that I must think long and hard on what my Read more
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Shut the hell up, TR!
JESUS! While it’s true ‘I don’t talk so good’ in general — which makes me a prime candidate for a desk job, which fortunately I have — I admit I stumble over words more when we’re alone and I feel I need to fill space. This is not so much because I’m self-conscious, rather it Read more
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Short stories
I’m not entirely sure why we receive Rolling Stone Magazine. We’ve never asked for it, we’ve never paid for it, it just keeps coming to my house. On the cover of a recent edition was a photo of Bob Dylan, who I’ve only lately come to appreciate. He’s cute in the way I think guys Read more
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Geeks and zombies
Appetizing pre-dinner pinging. Names have been withheld to protect the geeky: TR: I heard something interesting today about zombies. they said that zombies would pose no threat to living, breathing humans because as soon as they started to rot, they’d become prey to animals and birds. so they’d be eaten before they could get to Read more