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David Scott TV Star

Posted by juhar (#57) 288 days ago (Editorial)

DAVID SCOTT

David Scott pointed his Aston Martin DB9 into the TV18 studio car park. He could have easily taken the car that was normally sent for him in the early hours of the morning to appear in the studio for his early breakfast show.

He smirked whilst manoeuvring into his allotted VIP slot in the underground staff car park as he knew that his car was so very much better than the CEO’s a.. VIEW STORY PAGE | (Editorial)

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The Woes of Being Royalty

Posted by aeskis 359 days ago (Editorial)

In the royal throne room, the king and queen were seated above everyone else, as custom dictated, to hear the daily news unimportant enough to be brought to their attention. Once, years ago when Henry and Elizabeth had been a young prince and princess, they had been physically fit and intelligently vigorous. Time spent in the useless occupation of being king and queen while Parliament did the act.. VIEW STORY PAGE | (Editorial)

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The Unemployed Artists Guild

Posted by RobynScott (#57) 299 days ago (Editorial)

THE UNEMPLOYED ARTISTS GUILD
By Robyn Scott

Hello.
Welcome to the wonderful world of unemployment. We, at the State of California Employment Detainment District would like to invite you to join one out of every 10 people over the age of 18 who have successfully applied to join our ever-growing club, the Unemployed Persons Guild. By 2012 we hope to gain 100,000 new members.

We must insist .. VIEW STORY PAGE | (Editorial)

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Remembrances of Things That Happened To Me At An Earlier Time in My Life: A Memoir

Posted by cliffparnell (#33) 298 days ago (Editorial)

by Cliff Parnell

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…I recall with great clarity the Blizzard of '78. I was fourteen, full of the hopes and dreams of youth, and eagerly anticipating the lifetime of experiences that I sensed was waiting for me, patiently yet ambiguously, in the lifetime that awaited me. I was young, yes, but.. VIEW STORY PAGE | (Editorial)

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Simply Idiotic

Posted by gsvasukumar (#57) 274 days ago (Editorial)

Simply Idiotic
A Short Story By G.S.Vasu Kumar

Once upon a time, in a tiny village in India, there lived Bholaram, the peasant and his wife, Seedhi. They were really simple-Minded.

“Oh! We seem to have overslept today. Has the sun risen ?” asked Seedhi, yawning.

“Wait! I’ll go and ask our neighbours.” Bholaram said.

Somehow, despite their foolishness, they managed to carry on. On.. VIEW STORY PAGE | (Editorial)

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Chinglish: Found in Translation

Posted by TheDailyShadow (#2) 221 days ago (http://www.amazon.com)

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This book is funny, but it is also thoughtful, educational, and much more affectionate than you might think.

Basically it is a book full of funny examples of Chinglish - that strange Chinese version of the English language which occurs when the Chinese try to translate things from their own language into english. Mainly this happens when signs and public notice.. VIEW STORY PAGE | OPEN LINK

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