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J David Peever on Scapegoat thebrokegirlsguideto… on My Scar Stories curryNcode on Scapegoat ekurie on Scapegoat Forrest Pasky on Caterpillars Don’t Become…
LOL I’m Alister Cooke, and that’s Masterpiece Theater for tonight. Thanks Mitch. That was Classic! 😀
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Haha!!! A short story with a lot of content…. haha!!!
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I loved this. Short and sweet!
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LOL! What did that mouse do to my cat?
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Can’t say I’m overly fond of “plush rugs”.
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But I am happy that Mr. McMouse is fine.
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WHERE DID THAT COME FROM??
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No idea who created the artwork. Deviously delightful, isn’t it?
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Ha! Would it be too morbid if I commented that my farm kids skinned a dead mouse today so this gives me an even darker chuckle 😀
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Did the cat help?
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Brilliant. The story’s a gem and suits the artwork purrfickly.
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Punny. ;>)
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You are quite creative Mitch.
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Haha.. It was a one liner thriller, comedy, drama. All the emotions rushed into me as I read this piece. 🙂
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LOL, exactly what I would expect and of course I usually expect the unexpected! Brilliant! 🙂
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Haha – hysterical, Mitch!!
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One is left pondering the possibilities of how Reggie successfully bagged the cat. Have you any particulars?
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Any descriptive language would, I fear, quickly demolish the story’s charming ambiguity.
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I understand your reticence. I just hope I can sleep tonight without knowing…
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Still laughing – longer than is healthy I suspect. Now I wonder what I’d give to create such amazing images. Oh! I mean, “poor Pus!” : >
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Haha this is GREAT! I love the rug.
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Hi, I have nominated you for the Spirit Animal Award. The information follows:
https://charlesfrenchonwordsreadingandwriting.wordpress.com/2016/01/10/the-spirit-animal-blog-award/
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I’m honored, my friend. May take a while to get to it, but I will.
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So I arrive for an early AM visit and what a hilarious gem of a story. Well done! Thank you.
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Thank you, M’am!
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