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Pulp Fiction Thursday: Epidemic

This 1961 novel continues this week’s theme; only without the exclamation point. Things are bad enough without using one.

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  1. Tommy T on The Sunday Dozen: The WhoAugust 7, 2022

    And, as a fellow Moonie, let me present this little gem: https://youtu.be/Clrwp_37WeY?t=39

  2. Ten Bears on The Sunday Dozen: The WhoAugust 7, 2022

    Slip Kids has been since I last hitch-hiked out of LA a runaway fifty-odd years ago a bit of a…

  3. czha on The Sunday Dozen: The WhoAugust 7, 2022

    My introduction to The Who was "My Generation" in 1965. The aggressive stutter hit with a completely in-your-face insolence I…

  4. Peter Adrastos Athas on Saturday Odds & Sods: SugareeAugust 6, 2022

    Gives a whole new meaning to “shake it, shake it.”

  5. silverapplequeen on Saturday Odds & Sods: SugareeAugust 6, 2022

    I used to strip to "Sugaree" ... it was an encore only. Those were the days.

  1. Tommy T on The Sunday Dozen: The WhoAugust 7, 2022

    And, as a fellow Moonie, let me present this little gem: https://youtu.be/Clrwp_37WeY?t=39

  2. Ten Bears on The Sunday Dozen: The WhoAugust 7, 2022

    Slip Kids has been since I last hitch-hiked out of LA a runaway fifty-odd years ago a bit of a…

  3. czha on The Sunday Dozen: The WhoAugust 7, 2022

    My introduction to The Who was "My Generation" in 1965. The aggressive stutter hit with a completely in-your-face insolence I…

  4. Peter Adrastos Athas on Saturday Odds & Sods: SugareeAugust 6, 2022

    Gives a whole new meaning to “shake it, shake it.”

  5. silverapplequeen on Saturday Odds & Sods: SugareeAugust 6, 2022

    I used to strip to "Sugaree" ... it was an encore only. Those were the days.

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