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acrouch wrote:
Sara Farr wrote:1) Archie Taylor was a Harlequin romance guy stuck in a milk-toast body.
someone wrote:2)
Spots wrote:3) She was a dream come true. A real beauty.
someone wrote:4)
someone wrote:5)
someone wrote:6)
someone wrote:7)
someone wrote:8 )
someone wrote:9)
someone wrote:10)
acrouch wrote:11) God smiled quietly to himself and turned out the lights.
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Spots wrote:
acrouch wrote:
Sara Farr wrote:1) Archie Taylor was a Harlequin romance guy stuck in a milk-toast body.
someone wrote:2)
Spots wrote:3) She was a dream come true. A real beauty.
someone wrote:4)
someone wrote:5)
someone wrote:6)
someone wrote:7)
someone wrote:8 )
mpbrockman wrote:9) there was the sound of a bodice being ripped
someone wrote:10)
acrouch wrote:11) God smiled quietly to himself and turned out the lights.
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Post by Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell »

Sara Farr wrote:1) Archie Taylor was a Harlequin romance guy stuck in a milk-toast body.
the_reverend wrote:2) But that all changed when he met Eurydice Collins, PI.
Spots wrote:3) She was a dream come true. A real beauty.
someone wrote:4)
someone wrote:5)
someone wrote:6)
someone wrote:7)
someone wrote:8 )
mpbrockman wrote:9) there was the sound of a bodice being ripped
someone wrote:10)
acrouch wrote:11) God smiled quietly to himself and turned out the lights.
Sweetness Prevails.

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Post by Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell »

we can't let a literal bodice ripper languish in stagnation! next pearl!
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I'll go again using my puppet...
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the_reverend wrote:
Sara Farr wrote:1) Archie Taylor was a Harlequin romance guy stuck in a milk-toast body.
the_reverend wrote:2) But that all changed when he met Eurydice Collins, PI.
Spots wrote:3) She was a dream come true. A real beauty.
someone wrote:4)
someone wrote:5)
someone wrote:6)
Gramps (the Puppet) wrote:7) "Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?" she asked.
someone wrote:8 )
mpbrockman wrote:9) there was the sound of a bodice being ripped
someone wrote:10)
acrouch wrote:11) God smiled quietly to himself and turned out the lights.
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NEW GAME!


1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.
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*lurks until a later round*
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Roy Janik wrote:NEW GAME!

1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.

10) The moldy cheese thanked her politely, and disappeared down the drain.
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Ruby W. wrote: 1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.

10) The moldy cheese thanked her politely, and disappeared down the drain.
5) The grocery store had never seen so much action. It woke up the sleeping security guards
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Jon Bolden wrote: 1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.

5) The grocery store had never seen so much action. It woke up the sleeping security guards

10) The moldy cheese thanked her politely, and disappeared down the drain.
7½) (By this point, four police cruisers, a local news van, and a SWAT helicopter had all joined in the pursuit.)

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hujhax wrote: 1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.

5) The grocery store had never seen so much action. It woke up the sleeping security guards

7½) (By this point, four police cruisers, a local news van, and a SWAT helicopter had all joined in the pursuit.)

10) The moldy cheese thanked her politely, and disappeared down the drain.
4) The doors flew open as the enticing scent of a thousand exotic dairy products wafted across the olfactory glands of the gathered throngs.
Sweetness Prevails.

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Post by Chuy! »

Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:
hujhax wrote: 1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.

5) The grocery store had never seen so much action. It woke up the sleeping security guards

7½) (By this point, four police cruisers, a local news van, and a SWAT helicopter had all joined in the pursuit.)

10) The moldy cheese thanked her politely, and disappeared down the drain.
4) The doors flew open as the enticing scent of a thousand exotic dairy products wafted across the olfactory glands of the gathered throngs.
2) Tom hated games that didn't belong in front of an audience of people.
Chicken Fried Steak and all that...
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Post by Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell »

to help the formatting...
Roy Janik wrote:1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.
Chuy! wrote:2) Tom hated games that didn't belong in front of an audience of people.
someone wrote:3)
Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:4) The doors flew open as the enticing scent of a thousand exotic dairy products wafted across the olfactory glands of the gathered throngs.
Jon Bolden wrote:5) The grocery store had never seen so much action. It woke up the sleeping security guards
someone wrote:6)
someone wrote:7)
hujhax wrote:7½) (By this point, four police cruisers, a local news van, and a SWAT helicopter had all joined in the pursuit.)
someone wrote:8 )
someone wrote:9)
Ruby W. wrote:10) The moldy cheese thanked her politely, and disappeared down the drain.
Sweetness Prevails.

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Roy Janik wrote:1) There once was an accountant named Tom who never went outside.
Chuy! wrote:2) Tom hated games that didn't belong in front of an audience of people.
someone wrote:3)
Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:4) The doors flew open as the enticing scent of a thousand exotic dairy products wafted across the olfactory glands of the gathered throngs.
Jon Bolden wrote:5) The grocery store had never seen so much action. It woke up the sleeping security guards
someone wrote:6)
someone wrote:7)
hujhax wrote:7½) (By this point, four police cruisers, a local news van, and a SWAT helicopter had all joined in the pursuit.)
jesspasc wrote:8 ) Except for the rookie cop, Claudette Vachequirit, who ignored the captain's orders and headed straight for the dairy section.
someone wrote:9)
Ruby W. wrote:10) The moldy cheese thanked her politely, and disappeared down the drain.
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