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The ladies smiled.

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The Price of Admission

By J.E. McKeever

A night like any other in the city that never sleeps. Glittering like stars come to earth beneath the stellar firmament, sirens cut the air as police raced to and fro. Somewhere, a saxophone blared out a bluesy tone to kee...

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Explosive Beginning

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21 days ago
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Roleplaying Recidivism

So I did something dumb yesterday.

It’s official, I’m going to share receipts.

I finally earned the notice of Nerdcognito.

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Pick your lane

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