Waiter, there’s a dead man in my soup
This is a treatment for a television series that takes a fresh, new look at food by bringing two popular genres together: the food program and the detective story.
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The dog toys we should have
McNonna's
Manheater Brenda does Nelly.
Rhumbaland Sad but beautiful
If I had a boil on my arse, would you still love me?
Mia A short story citizenjoe wrote a few years ago
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citizenjoe has been around for quite a long time and when I say he has been around, I mean he has been around. He likes writing and enjoys hanging out with this motley bunch of characters.
Lionel Gherkin is a sad sack with good reason, the poor bastard. You can read why in Rhumbaland. Often described as a love story gone terribly wrong. But then that's been Lionel's life to date.
Along for the ride is Shelby Wright. Shelby is ahighly respected and well-to-do-man-about-town. He is the group's cultural attache; its conscience but not really its heart.
And let's not forget Brenda Spoon. The lovely of the group. She a humourous bone that'll grab you like a meat hook and then tenderise like a piece of steak. People tell me she's hilarious; and who knows, one day I may even laugh at them.
The images are from Mad Men Yourself