I Don’t Want to Grow Up

June 13, 2011
By Kevin Woolery

As I approach the milestone age of 40, I look back at my life, and I think where the hell did it go, and why do I still feel like I’m 20? It seems...

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King For An Hour

June 13, 2011
By Fran Brockmyre

  Eighteen year old Todd invited his fifteen year old girlfriend and her family for an outing to his recently inherited lakefront home. The 6,000 square-foot vacation home is located on Canandaigua Lake in...

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Writer’s Block

June 13, 2011
By Jack Sass
blocks

Alrighty then, for the record I do not have writer’s block. Frankly, when I think of writer’s block I picture one of those wooden blocks with letters on them. I guess you could get...

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I think all guys would admit that Anorexia in its early stages is pretty hot

June 13, 2011
By Brian Jackson

Flight 380 – Chicago to Denver So I’m on a flight from Chicago to Denver and I thought it would be cool to give people a glimpse into the random thoughts that are flowing...

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I Stood Stone-like at Midnight, Suspended in my Masquerade…

June 13, 2011
By Joseph Boxer

When I was growing up, I wanted to be a musician… a singer in a rock and roll band. My friends wanted to be firemen, police officers, astronauts, professional athletes… something noble, athletes were...

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Facebook Adds Facial Recognition…

June 12, 2011
By Joseph Boxer

…this is going to make stalking SO much easier. Now all I have to do is quick-snap a photo of that hot barista or the equally attractive patrons, add it to my Mobile Uploads...

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Coping with Comments

June 12, 2011
By Donna Cavanagh
Coping with Comments

One of the downsides to operating a writing website is screening the comments that readers post.  I will admit that in the past I was have been critical of “cheerleading” sites where readers just...

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What’s Next at the Mall? Plastic Surgery

June 12, 2011
By Donna Cavanagh

I had to make a quick trip to the mall. I knew what I wanted and where I could get it, so this was going to be a destination shopping event – no browsing or...

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Heroin Addicts

June 11, 2011
By Kevin Woolery

Heroin addicts aren’t good for much, but they’re the ones to ask if you want to find a needle in a haystack.

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House

June 11, 2011
By Jack Sass
Condo for sale!

Ok then. Just so we’re on the same page here, I’m not writing about the fictional doctor, played by a British actor who can fake an American accent. Granted I enjoy watching this character...

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Living with Mental Illness

June 11, 2011
By Brian Jackson

All my life I’ve lived with Mental Illness. It’s very sad. You may ask how I can commute to work every day, maintain a full time job, or feel perfectly at ease on stage...

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The Tale of Mr. Yummy Pants

June 11, 2011
By Joseph Boxer
The Tale of Mr. Yummy Pants

I haven’t always been known as Joseph Boxer. Truth be told, I have a more informal name. You see, I used to work for Corporate America, a professional pusher of papers, I wasn’t just...

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He Might Only Have Eyes for Me but Where are his Ears?

June 11, 2011
By Donna Cavanagh

During one of my insomnia nights, I decided to grab my laptop and read some online news.  There was an interesting article (and I cannot find it now, so I have to wonder if...

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Art Sale

June 11, 2011
By Richard Spall

My wife and kids had a yard sale and lemonade stand, and my 7-year-old daughter decided to hawk her artwork under a “meet the artist” sign. I bought one of her reproductions for 25...

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Commuting

June 11, 2011
By Brian Jackson

So I was masturbating in my car as I was driving to work and texting a friend and it sort of hit me as to why the terrorists hate us.

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Palin Email Search is On

June 10, 2011
By Richard Spall

So the “Palin Papers” have been released, and now people are no doubt feverishly sifting through them to find hilariously stupid things that she’s written. But I must caution everyone that it’s going to...

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Sarah Palin Denies Japanese Internment

June 10, 2011
By Eric Hetvile

Sarah Palin cast doubt today on the idea that the Unites States Government interred Japanese-Americans in concentration camps during World War II. She said that this is “the greatest nation in the world” and...

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Sarah Palin Emails Released

June 10, 2011
By Eric Hetvile

The State of Alaska has finally released more than 24,000 pages of documents including e-mails from Sarah Palin’s official and private accounts. Early reports suggest that within the 24,000 pages there are 28 correctly...

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Gunfighters, Romance and Espresso

June 10, 2011
By Deb Martin-Webster

An old western writer friend of mine once told me that authentic cowboy poetry consisted of two things: Number one to keep a western cadence and number two, most importantly – to drop your...

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Mom and Dad

June 10, 2011
By Kevin Woolery

When I was a kid, I used to play chess with my dad, and he would beat me all the time, because he had a bad temper, and he drank too much. My mom...

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Parenting Mantra

June 10, 2011
By Brian Jackson

I really need to stop giving my teenage daughter the morning after pill every morning and telling her its a multi-vitamin.

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