News from my home town.
I suppose that having the home town make headlines this way should make me embarrassed.
But frankly, this is why seems fitting to write a paranormal romance set in Ashtabula.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
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6 comments:
I once had sex with a woman I feared was expired. Turned out she was just English and not dead. Just reserved. Maybe he thought she was from Stratford on Avon or Tyndale. It coulda happened.
I have since been saved and no longer have sex with any woman who does not at least feign interest. I am easily fooled.
Rev. Leviticus Jackson
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!
ROFL
Seriously though, head lines can be great inspiration. Maybe combine the headline with the comment. heh.
Is there a market for necrophilia romance?
Oh. Yeah. The Vampire books...Twilight anyone?
If you hadn't said it was your home town, I'd have asked - where do you find these things?!
What can I say? Some places have a history of strange behavior.
With 6 superfund (toxic waste dumps)the highest rate of cancer and mental retardation in the state of Ohio - not to mention a 35% illiteracy rate and higher poverty rate - Ashtabula County is a great place to be from. If you know what I mean!
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