posted by Julie on 7/29/2005
What a treat! I especially loved these: I do believe I've discovered another ancient kitty comb....creatures with mildewed fur and scales whom the meanest roadside zoo would have rejected--and hoped the antidepressants would kick in soon.so he could wave bye-bye to this duplicitous life, but the chances of him pulling this off were only so-so, much less than 50-50. ...that was why he was smiling when Bradshaw shot him.Tom dies in the end of the story so don't get too attached to him.:D
posted by mrsd on 12:39 AM
Loved it!
posted by Sleeping Mommy on 5:39 PM
My weekend is now complete.
posted by Fred on 12:31 PM
This is as priceless as a Ming vase at a garage sale in a small Iowa town, famous for corn husk art like the kind you'd see at a Southwester market, famous for turquoise, like the kind you'd see worn by an aging ballet teacher in New York City.
posted by Running2Ks on 9:56 AM
:D
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What a treat! I especially loved these:
I do believe I've discovered another ancient kitty comb.
...creatures with mildewed fur and scales whom the meanest roadside zoo would have rejected--and hoped the antidepressants would kick in soon.
so he could wave bye-bye to this duplicitous life, but the chances of him pulling this off were only so-so, much less than 50-50.
...that was why he was smiling when Bradshaw shot him.
Tom dies in the end of the story so don't get too attached to him.
:D
posted by mrsd on 12:39 AM
Loved it!
posted by Sleeping Mommy on 5:39 PM
My weekend is now complete.
posted by Fred on 12:31 PM
This is as priceless as a Ming vase at a garage sale in a small Iowa town, famous for corn husk art like the kind you'd see at a Southwester market, famous for turquoise, like the kind you'd see worn by an aging ballet teacher in New York City.
posted by Running2Ks on 9:56 AM
:D
posted by Anonymous on 12:59 PM
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