For instance, Stephen King books. I wouldn’t want to live in a Steven King book.
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That was funny, Jack!
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🙂 Thanks, Dave.
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Ha ha. Nice one, Jack. Me neither 🙂
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Thanks!
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Jackie Collins. I couldn’t afford it or pass the physical. And all the CIA MI-5 alphabet soup authors? Confusion would be my epitaph.
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Definitely, Phil!
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Yes, that’s one set of books I would NOT want to live in. I couldn’t imagine!!! *Shudder*
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Yup! 🙂 Thank you for posting.
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Of course, I’d NEVER want to live in Cabot Cove, Maine either. With THAT woman there, no telling who’s going to end up dead by dinner. (For those that remember Jessica and Murder, She Wrote.)
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I remember well, Diedra! Good point. 🙂
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I understand perfectly. The characters haunt me.
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Yes, and we can only imagine what they’d do if we lived there with them! 🙂
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Thank you, Ibeth1950
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Thank you, anisioluiz2008.
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Exceptions, indeed. :-d 😀
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Thank you, Diedra!
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I can totally understand that. That would be a depressing and scary place to live. 🙂 — Suzanne
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Totally agree with you! Some ‘worlds’ need to be given a wide berth.
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Ha ha! Couldn’t agree more. Some worlds are to be read about but not llved in!
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Exactly, Marje! Appreciate you posting.
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🙂
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