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The loaded dog by henry lawson: a review
Henry Lawson’s The Loaded Dog is comedy in its purest form: once the story gets going, there’s no way to stop the unfortunate ending. Lawson writes like someone who’s spent real time around blokes who should know better but go ahead and do dumb things anyway. What starts as a half-baked scheme to blow up…
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REVIEW: Setting on the land
Every so often, a humor piece surfaces that feels like it wandered out of another century, dusted itself off, and asked politely whether anyone still appreciates a slow‑burn joke. Settling on the Land is exactly that kind of story—part frontier sketch, part deadpan character study, and entirely the sort of understated comedy for quick read.…
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The night fox
By day, Ellie Thompson was the epitome of innocence: a beautiful blonde with azure eyes that could make the sky blush. She worked as a receptionist at a high-end luxury car dealership, charming everyone who walked through the glass doors with her beguiling smile. She dressed modestly, spoke softly, and never seemed to be involved…
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101 Easy Ways To Say No
A Master Class in Polite Evasion People have taken the simple act of saying no to an art form that makes authors jealous. Why simply crush someone’s dreams with a direct “no” when you can slowly suffocate their hopes with a pillow of passive aggression? The Classic Deflection Portfolio “I’ll have to check my calendar”…
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Husband Spies On Wife
A jealous husband hired a private detective to check on the movements of his wife. The husband wanted more than a written report; he wanted video of his wife’s activities. A week later, the detective returned with a video. They sat down together to watch it. Although the quality was less than professional, the man…
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Why Men Die Before Women
The reason men die before women.