Orlando (Part Two)
Precipitate8 continues his seedy tour of Orlando’s clubs and nightspots, and has his definitive Dr. Benway moment, when the tale of the Boobytrapped Asshole is recounted.
Month: September 2000
The Fabric of Time
Flash Fictions :: The Fabric of Time :: Saturday, September 30th, 2000
The Theory of Relativity
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Real and Unreal, Part Three
“The Mortigi Tempo was a silver sculpture of a skyscraper with knives stabbed in it. On the top, there was a man in a business suit with one hand raising its fist in the air and the other hand holding a knife. The man on the skyscraper was obese and round and one customer to the store had commented that the man was a ‘gluttonous beast’.”
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Kathleen LaGue
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Orangetree
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Decoder
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