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The Thread

Phil Mullins

I like to write about things that connect us rather than things that divide, those THREADS . . . see? Huh?? Or maybe I hate conflict. Either way, I think I'm funnier than I am. This publication is proof!

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  • Phil Mullins

    Husband. Father. Writer. Scientist. Lister of Nouns. I like to write about things that connect us rather than things that divide. Or maybe I hate conflict. Either way, I think I'm more witty than I am.

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