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Slippery Thoughts

 by Noah Martin
Posted: November 3, 2008
What happened two nights ago? I awoke. I had been sleeping soundly. I remember rolling over to reposition myself. I was settling in for another... Full story »
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2.

No Hard Feelings Herpes

 by Ivor Irwin
Posted: October 24, 2008
Fifteen years after the fact, and I run into her while I’m on vacation in Ruidoso, New Mexico. My wife and I rent a cottage... Full story »
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3.

My Friend Looks Like Jesus

 by Evin Boyle
Posted: October 1, 2008
My friend looks like Jesus. He is not religious, but a psychic once told him that he feels strongly connected to son of God. He... Full story »
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4.

An American Tourist In New York

 by Evin Boyle
Posted: September 29, 2008
My visit to New York started late night in Chinatown. I met my friend Ish, and we went to dinner in a small Chinese restaurant.... Full story »
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5.

Nothing Says Rebellion Like JCPenney

 by Culture Addict
Posted: August 11, 2008
First off, the commercial starts with an atrocious rendition of "Don't You Forget About Me" from The Breakfast Club. A little... Full story »
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6.

The Robbery

 by David Spates
Posted: April 1, 2008
David Spates talks about and shows a story he saw about a robbery witness. This is number 7 of David's on-going video commentaries. Check out some of his... Full story »
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7.

The Trash Whisperer

 by Jennifer Wallis
Posted: March 5, 2008
You see, my friend, I am a trash whisperer. That’s right. After years of practice and honing my skills, I have mastered the ability to communicate... Full story »
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8.

Road Kill: New Highway Stopped By Protesting Raccoons

 by Zoe Blunt
Posted: January 14, 2008
The Raccoons are a ragtag mob of irregulars holding back a major highway interchange project designed to service Bear Mountain,... Full story »
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9.

Little Old Lady

 by Barbara MacArthur
Posted: December 29, 2007
In the 1950’s I worked in a Citizens’ Advice Bureau run by the local council. Many who called in to make enquiries came had the strangest problems.... Full story »
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10.

This Is Not About Sardine Sandwiches

 by Audrey-Mae Fox
Posted: March 21, 2007
I must tell you, after being warned by the personnel not to wear deodorant, powder, cream or perfume today prior to the screening,... Full story »
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11.

If I Were President: I'd Give You Nothing

 by Scott Cooper
Posted: February 14, 2007
B"ut what if nothing happens?" "Son, something is always happening. There will never be nothing to report." I didn't... Full story »
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12.

Between The Lines At Clapham Junction

 by Garry Crystal
Posted: December 7, 2006
I can see the train approaching the station and steel myself. What is going to happen is something I have never gotten used to.... Full story »
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13.

Ten Things Bands Sometimes Forget: A Show Booker's Perspective

 by Emily Kendy
Posted: November 22, 2006
1) In order to execute a show, a booker needs to know details and specifics, typically two things bands aren't so good with: Booker: "We can find a... Full story »
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14.

My Son Is A Moron

 by Mike Skinner
Posted: November 10, 2006
I was raised in a strict household. My parents bore offspring from the early-50's to the mid-60's. I was around the middle of... Full story »
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15.

A Toilet Tale Of True Love: My Life In Shambles

 by David Patrick Flemming
Posted: November 9, 2006
It was early January in Nova Scotia and, as usual, it was freaking cold. I was living in a tiny bachelor apartment that I had... Full story »
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Next Time You Meet Someone, Be Sure To Ask His Middle Name

 by Steven D. Levitt
Posted: October 2, 2006
I get a lot of interesting letters in the mail. I got a package recently, however, that really stood out. It was a collection... Full story »
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17.

How to Do Nothing at Work, and Get Away With It

 by Peter Riva
Posted: August 16, 2006
1.Look Busy: Having papers spead all over your desk helps, as do pencils which are widdled down to the eraser. If you have to walk somewhere, keep your... Full story »
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18.

Is it going to rain on Sunday?

 by Ruth Lowther
Posted: August 7, 2006
Here is what I replied: *Laughing loudly @ your question, "Is it going to rain on Sunday?"* Funny woman. Okay, you know I cannot resist a... Full story »
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19.

My Annual Mammogram

 by Ruth Lowther
Posted: August 4, 2006
Place: The mammography office, suite #701, Fairmont Medical Building, uptown Vancouver. I'm now a 50-year-old bat, sitting in a cramped little corner... Full story »
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20.

My Friend Has A Stalker

 by Leslie Benisz
Posted: July 8, 2006
The stalker who is a female has frequently been seen sitting outside my friend's bedroom window for hours on end peering at the... Full story »
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