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“Mr. anonymous, I know you’re still out there,” She spoke with a shaky voice. “I promise not to say a word. It was never my plan to call your wife; you just pissed me off with your belittling comment. We’ll laugh about this tomorrow,” She pleaded. Warryn hadn’t spoken another word. “Do you mind if I tell you a few jokes that I heard today?” She continued in agony. “Okay here they go. I hope that you find them funny,” She paused again. She didn’t like all of the silence. She wondered what he was thinking now. Could he have left the premises to get duct tape and rope to hush her? “All right, I’m ready when you are,” She piped. “If they aren’t funny don’t blame me. I heard them from a friend earlier,” She rambled on. “Your mama is so dumb that she thought a quarterback was a refund,” Suprema told the first joke and burst into laughter. “Your mama is so ugly that when she looks into the mirror, it ducks. Those sandals you are wearing are so old that they were in style when Jesus was born,” She laughed. She seemed to be the only one finding the humor in her condo. “Say something will you,” Suprema yelped. “I have been cooped up in this bathroom for thirty minutes already,” Suprema protested. She felt wetness on her buttocks and reached back to see its source. She saw the reddish substance slowly rolling from the hall into her bathroom. It couldn’t be blood, she pondered. Where would blood be coming from? She marveled. “Mr. anonymous what have you done?” She cried out, snatching the door open.
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2.if you don support the advertisers products they leave 3.The cost to syndicate the show is high revenue is low sign of the times They don t care about anything else its all about numbers this I know becuse I have been doing this a long long time in many markets always good to hear other views but no matter how bad the truth is it is what it is
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“Mr. anonymous, I know you’re still out there,” She spoke with a shaky voice. “I promise not to say a word. It was never my plan to call your wife; you just pissed me off with your belittling comment. We’ll laugh about this tomorrow,” She pleaded. Warryn hadn’t spoken another word. “Do you mind if I tell you a few jokes that I heard today?” She continued in agony. “Okay here they go. I hope that you find them funny,” She paused again. She didn’t like all of the silence. She wondered what he was thinking now. Could he have left the premises to get duct tape and rope to hush her? “All right, I’m ready when you are,” She piped. “If they aren’t funny don’t blame me. I heard them from a friend earlier,” She rambled on. “Your mama is so dumb that she thought a quarterback was a refund,” Suprema told the first joke and burst into laughter. “Your mama is so ugly that when she looks into the mirror, it ducks. Those sandals you are wearing are so old that they were in style when Jesus was born,” She laughed. She seemed to be the only one finding the humor in her condo. “Say something will you,” Suprema yelped. “I have been cooped up in this bathroom for thirty minutes already,” Suprema protested. She felt wetness on her buttocks and reached back to see its source. She saw the reddish substance slowly rolling from the hall into her bathroom. It couldn’t be blood, she pondered. Where would blood be coming from? She marveled. “Mr. anonymous what have you done?” She cried out, snatching the door open.
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One of my reviews wrote:
"Not since The Color Purple have I read a book that evoked such emotions. John T. Wills possesses the ability to transport the reader directly into the life and struggles of his main characters story. I was educated in a way that did not afford me the benefit of truly understanding the significance of the historical events taught from a standalone perspective. This book actually touched my heart and inspired me to increase the equity in my "dash"! Excellent -- Tonja Covington
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