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Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.

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Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick

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Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.

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I subscribe to a womens magazine ... the kind you normally buy at a check stand. I find it relaxing to immerse myself in something not politics and not "doing" for family, yanno? It has a two-page quick romance, and I've been tempted to write and submit a few myself, one that doesn't follow:

she returned to her hometown/stayed in her hometown/inherited property and

met her old sweetheart/new guy moving in/handsome handyman

who helped her move in/ find her lost
Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.puppy/ take care of her visiting niece

and felt a flutter in her stomach/ tingling all over/ flushed

so this was the start of a beautiful romance/ long term relationship.

One well written one was from the man's POV and other good ones had a sense of humor. I think it would be a fun challenge to write something like that and get it published.

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I subscribe to a womens magazine ... the kind you normally buy at a check stand. I find it relaxing to immerse myself in something not politics and not "doing" for family, yanno? It has a two-page quick romance, and I've been tempted to write and submit a few myself, one that doesn't follow:

she returned to her hometown/stayed in her hometown/inherited property and

met her old sweetheart/new guy moving in/handsome handyman

who helped her move in/ find her lost puppy/ take care of her visiting niece

and felt a flutter in her stomach/ tingling all over/ flushed

so this was the start of a beautiful romance/ long term relationship.

One well written one was from the man's POV and other good ones had a sense of humor. I think it would be a fun challenge to write something like that and get it published.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there, but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and wh
Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.ite and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there,

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Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb chttps://image.politicalcartoons.com/301714/600/coffee-cup-rings.pngleaning brussel sprouts.

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I subscribe to a womens magazine ... the kind you normally buy at a check stand. I find it relaxing to immerse myself in something not politics and not "doing" for family, yanno? It has a two-page quick romance, and I've been tempted to write and submit a few myself, one that doesn't follow:

she returned to her hometown/stayed in her hometown/inherited property and

met her old sweetheart/new guy moving in/handsome handyman

who helped her move in/ find her lost puppy/ take care of her visiting niece

and felt a flutter in her stomach/ tingling all over/ flushed

so this was the start of a beautiful romance/ long term relationship.

One well written one was from the man's POV and other good ones had a sense of humor. I think it would be a fun challenge to write something like that and get it published.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger

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but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and wh
Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.ite and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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For all that I've blessed, and all that I've wronged. In dreams until my death, I will wander on.

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there, but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and wh
Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.ite and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there, but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and wh
Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.ite and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd

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What are you whining about now, faggot?

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THGR would rather complain about his "misplaced" signature than think about Pokrovsk.
Typical deflection.
The poor man has been so confused he doesn't have an honest bone in his body.


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This isn't me asshole. I respond to you doing what you've been told not to do. If you're too stupid to get it right, then say goodbye to your garden thread.

Shit, just do what I do. I delete your signature when I am quoting you. The fact that you won't do that means it's deliberate on your part. It's you, saying fuck you to me. My response is a big fuck you back.

Simple comrade. See you in the garden thread...

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the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there, but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and wh
Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.ite and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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For all that I've blessed, and all that I've wronged. In dreams until my death, I will wander on.

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there, but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and white and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store and aimed toward your average housewife and not something you'd find at a seedy trucker bookstore.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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For all that I've blessed, and all that I've wronged. In dreams until my death, I will wander on.

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Sunday wasn't bad SIG. Had a look at one publisher and they want you to be published in a magazine. Don't totally get that. I will take another look at them.

But then down the yellow brick road. Cut my thumb cleaning brussel sprouts.

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I subscribe to a womens magazine ... the kind you normally buy at a check stand. I find it relaxing to immerse myself in something not politics and not "doing" for family, yanno? It has a two-page quick romance, and I've been tempted to write and submit a few myself, one that doesn't follow:

she returned to her hometown/stayed in her hometown/inherited property and

met her old sweetheart/new guy moving in/handsome handyman

who helped her move in/ find her lost puppy/ take care of her visiting niece

and felt a flutter in her stomach/ tingling all over/ flushed

so this was the start of a beautiful romance/ long term relationship.

One well written one was from the man's POV and other good ones had a sense of humor. I think it would be a fun challenge to write something like that and get it published.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there, but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and white and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store and aimed toward your average housewife and not something you'd find at a seedy trucker bookstore.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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For all that I've blessed, and all that I've wronged. In dreams until my death, I will wander on.

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Back and sitting down now. Told my boss that I have an early case of the Christmas blahs and she asked me why. I said I am getting older now and having no one really around and then stops and looks at me, like she can't believe I just said that. Not sure if it was because I said I'm getting older or my having no one really around.

Anywhos, she took me and another lady that helps her out for a late birthday lunch like almost 2 months. Both of us have birthdays in September.

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I'll probably never remember to do it because I'd have to dig it out of the attic in one of my boxes of sentimental things that I've saved over the years, but along with a few other interesting finds in my Grandma's basement, I found a woman's "Magazine" back from the 1930s. It's only about 1/3rd the size of your standard magazine and is pure black and white inside. I can't recall, but there may have been some grainy black and white photos in there, but more likely only animations if anything besides text. If memory serves, the cover was blue and white and had a sort of sunburst/checkered pattern.

It had something to do with marital relations. I don't recall it having anything even remotely on the nose as it was the 1930s and I could be wrong but this seems to be the kind of thing that would have been put at the register of the local drug store and aimed toward your average housewife and not something you'd find at a seedy trucker bookstore.

If I ever do dig it out, I'll have to snap some photos for you, Sigs.

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Well, that sounds pretty cool!

I inherited my some of my mom's booklets on nutrition and food budgeting. It's amazing how modern it sounds: lean meats, a variety of vegetables, some fruit, and milk or milk products, whole grains.

It would be cool to see what the advice of the day was on household management and marital and family relations.

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