The Common Ruin
Helen Razer, Ross FloateMiss Helen Razer is a lady of advanced years. She performs a podcast with Ross, her tallest friend
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On Fucking One's Boss as Oneself
Acting recently, boldly and on behalf of my richly diverse community—N.B. we, the dawn-averse, bed-oriented and wakefulness-impaired— I had a nice long lie in. Down with you, Tuesday, I said, not just for myself, but for those future genera...
You Can Kiss My Arse
Please enjoy this enormous picture of my arse, which is considered fairly good by myself and other ageing notables, more specifically and recently, the handsome chappie responsible for its mild bruising, visible here on cheek 2.
Introducing Your Sexy Senior Unfluencer, Helen Razer
Good morrow to each and to all flabby bags of late-life Gen X gas whose very brief interval of cultural daylight went dark shortly before the third Nirvana record was done and the very minute Angelina Jolie tongue-kissed her brother live on...
Episode 6: Funky Science Patina; or, Thrown Into Denim Relief
Set your intention to stunned as Captain Handsome goes in search of lost pills, including one which promises to catapult him to the ultimate stage of evolution by transforming him into a being of pure energy within Virtual Space Industries’...
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Former print journalist and electronic state media cocksucker tragically injured by collision with legacy media.
I only sound confident because I was expertly bullied.
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