Tag: Special Day

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Judge Mental
By Judge Mental
Judge Mental Member
Like a sly demon the entity awaits his moment and then he STRIKES! No warning, no morals, no compunctions; these may indeed be the end times.
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(When I signed up for this, I had no idea that this was Super Bowl Sunday, so I’m not sure that anyone will actually read this. Be that as it may. In honor of Gary’s new Judge Mental series, I’ve decided to tell a story where, much like the fictional version, I upheld justice… by […]

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Aaron MillerJoined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member
By Aaron Miller
Aaron Miller Member
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Almost forgot! When I signed up for this Special Day series, I figured an idea would come to me before two weeks had passed. Well, with two hours left before I’m truant, here are a couple that popped into my head moments ago.  Preview Open

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iWeJoined in the first year of Ricochet Ricochet Charter Member
By iWe
iWe Reagan
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The small old man, a Holocaust survivor, looked at me as I drew near to him on my way up the aisle, and all of a sudden he opened up a window into his soul as he shivered with the intensity: “Can you feel the awe?” I was not prepared for the question. In my […]

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Arahant
By Arahant
Arahant Member
Corporate governance, process management and change management consultant, poet, alchemist, and writer.
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A bit more than eight decades ago, a little girl named Florence started school. Florence really did not like kindergarten. But one day, she came home and declared, “I hate school, and I’m never going back!” “Why is that?” her mother asked. Preview Open

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