Friday, 18 January 2013
Welcome..not...
Posted by Unknown at 6:53 pm 1 comments
Labels: Amarinda Jones, Brisbane, Cairns, door mat, door mat collectors, theft, tropics, welcome mat
Monday, 7 November 2011
Scumbags...
jessica68
Joined: 1 year ago
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Welcome to my page! I want to share my stuff with you and hope you will find something useful here. Enjoy my collection and come back again and again, I will do my best to make it always interesting for you. Thank you for your time!
Name: Desislava Chobanova
Age: 42
Country: Bulgaria
I say e-books pirates should be shot then spoken very severely to followed by a flogging. But I’m a moderate…
ATL
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Welcome to my page! I want to share my stuff with you and hope you will find something useful here. Enjoy my collection and come back again and again, I will do my best to make it always interesting for you. Thank you for your time!
Name: Angel Lindsey
Age: 29
Country: United States
velzevul
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Welcome to my page! I want to share my stuff with you and hope you will find something useful here. Enjoy my collection and come back again and again, I will do my best to make it always interesting for you. Thank you for your time!
Name: velzevul
Age: 20
Country: Bulgaria
Posted by Unknown at 4:00 am 1 comments
Labels: Amarinda Jones, Anny Cook, Berengaria Brown, e-book pirates, Sandra Cox, scumbags, shoot them, theft
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Ne're do wells...
When I was visiting my father in hospital last week, he complained that there was no clock in the room. I went and bought one for him. When I came back the nurse said to me “Would you believe someone stole the clock off the wall?” My father and I just looked at each other and smiled. A long time ago when my grandmother was in hospital, there was an uproar as both a clock and a mat went missing. All my relatives looked innocent and I’ll be loyal and say they most probably were…sorta…kinda...you know, possibly innocent. We have some light fingered, ne’re do wells 'opportunists' in the Jones family but then everyone has strange relatives. No, I’ve never stolen a clock on a wall. I’m too short.
Family. You can love ‘em, fight ‘em, ignore ‘em, hide and pretend you’re not home when they arrive, bail ‘em out of jail or wonder if you’re adopted but they’re there and a writer can always use ‘em in a story.
Posted by Unknown at 5:54 am 2 comments
Labels: Amarinda Jones, Anny Cook, Berengaria Brown, family, Hospital, ne're do wells, Sandra Cox, scarlet harlot publishing, theft

