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For Wiggy! No not an award winning piece of writing! Just a silly one from a grandmother of five celebrating two years on this site! fifty six hundred reviews so suffer through this one! ha... Play on word

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Circus performer and dwarf-tossing business entrepreneur Digby Clover has a Brad Pitt face, John Holmes in the basement, and a heaping helping of Napoleon’s complex, all wrapped in an Oompa Loompa-sized package. When a rogue terrorist murders and steals the cell phone of Digby's seven-foot business partner, the dwarf's life implodes as the stolen phone mistakenly calls Digby, his answering machine recording from a pocket dial only half the horrible plan to detonate a suitcase nuke somewhere in St. Louis. Desperate to save his hometown from devastation, Digby drunkenly and unwittingly teams with rookie Secret Service Agent Bill Smithson. First apart, then together, they embark on a frantic quest, leading to a packed St. Louis stadium, to find the terrorists and avert tragedy The Pocket Dial proves that sometimes the biggest problems call for small solutions. I'm looking for honest assessments of plot, style, etc.

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Lily Basken enjoys her life. She goes to yoga classes three times a week, meditates every morning, tends her garden, loves her husband, and enjoys the fact that her children have finally left the nest. Life is good...until the phone call from her mother-inn-law, Estelle. She needs a place to stay for a few days, and Lily is it. But Lily can handle it. Lily can handle anything, except maybe a thorough cleansing.

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This a funny little poem about fast food.

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There is nothing either fundamentally good, nor anything fundamentally evil: Everything is relative... --The Marquis de Sade, The 120 Days of Sodom. The Wisdom of Repugnance is a dark comedy exploring the individual 'moral compass', and that internal shudder that we are all 'supposed' to have that helps us differentiate between, say, someone who loves his dog, and someone who LOVES his dog. WARNING: sexual and inappropriate subject matter. Consider yourself warned!

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Beloved, aging comedian Buddy White signs a deal to play Vegas for one final performance, a fantastic send-off segueing into a well-deserved retirement. He wants to give his loyal audience a last memorable performance. Without warning he is shuffled off to Hell by mistake. When the misanthrope demon that grabbed him realizes the error, he abandons him outside the gate. Buddy can't get in. So he sets off to find his way back home. He follows the Acheron upriver on a journey that grows increasingly bizarre. Meanwhile, Hell's authorities learn of the blunder and send out a posse to round up the errant comedian. At the same time, Heaven discovers the mistake and dispatches a Chorus of Angels to find Buddy and rush him to Heaven. Buddy is determined to elude them all and get back to Earth. He's never missed a show or broken a promise in his entire professional life and he isn't about to start now. The prospect of a dead comedian playing to a live audience in Vegas would badly upset the status quo so Heaven and Hell join forces, determined to stop him. As Buddy perseveres, his natural cheer and success at evading the bungling bureaucrats of the afterlife begins to bring hope to the damned. By degrees he finds himself at the head of a revolution. All Buddy wants is to go home.

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