Who said anything about filming? I suggested you could bring a camera like you suggested on another thread where you came out with your ridiculous attacks.
What kind of film company do you have? Let me guess. Do you get your experience documenting your sister as she makes her nightly rounds on the street corner? You know, the older one one who pretends to be a “politician”.
Do you know how pathetic and pitiful you appear? Lonely, desperate, searching for women on this site, despite the fact that you claim to be a millionaire in the making and a successful film producer.
Was is it Nostradamus? Aside from needing a woman rather badly, do you suffer from being small in a certain delicate area and feel you need to compensate for that?
You’ve become creepy. Again, what will it take for you to go away? And no, I won’t let you smell my panties, so don’t ask.
piggington folks, i’ve been lurking a while and have little to say and lots to learn on most topics discussed here–but on this topic i feel comfortable making these two recommendations:
short story: “The Next Thing” by Steven Millhauser in the May 2008 issue of Harpers Magazine.
novella: “The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil” by George Saunders (2005)
piggington folks, i’ve been lurking a while and have little to say and lots to learn on most topics discussed here–but on this topic i feel comfortable making these two recommendations:
short story: “The Next Thing” by Steven Millhauser in the May 2008 issue of Harpers Magazine.
novella: “The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil” by George Saunders (2005)
piggington folks, i’ve been lurking a while and have little to say and lots to learn on most topics discussed here–but on this topic i feel comfortable making these two recommendations:
short story: “The Next Thing” by Steven Millhauser in the May 2008 issue of Harpers Magazine.
novella: “The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil” by George Saunders (2005)
piggington folks, i’ve been lurking a while and have little to say and lots to learn on most topics discussed here–but on this topic i feel comfortable making these two recommendations:
short story: “The Next Thing” by Steven Millhauser in the May 2008 issue of Harpers Magazine.
novella: “The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil” by George Saunders (2005)
piggington folks, i’ve been lurking a while and have little to say and lots to learn on most topics discussed here–but on this topic i feel comfortable making these two recommendations:
short story: “The Next Thing” by Steven Millhauser in the May 2008 issue of Harpers Magazine.
novella: “The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil” by George Saunders (2005)
