Still Rock

May 7, 2020

Yep. Probably will be for quite a while.

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Hitch

4 years ago

And then will it roll?

Is that a lizard man in a raincoat, crouched down behind that railing?

Philo

4 years ago

Reply to Hitch

I think it’s two snakes making love.

Myk

4 years ago

Bonus: the MC’s name is Merry Christmas.

Hitch

4 years ago

Reply to Myk

No, you’re lyin’!

Myk

4 years ago

Reply to Hitch

Hand of God. Just read the blurb on the Amazon page. A lot of them are hysterical.

Hitch

4 years ago

Reply to Myk

Did you see his one and only review? Which thanked him for

a perfect fit for the cabinet hinges I needed to replaced. The advertised measurements were as stated perfect. Thanks you!

Can’t make this stuff up. And, speaking of Hand to God, did anyone else notice that the font size is like, 6???? Sweet…well, Christmas!

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