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Year: 2011

Issue 2:39

Julie May 29, 2011

Just as with car tires, it’s a good idea to regularly rotate your vices. Al Simmons shows us how …

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Issue 2:38

Julie May 22, 2011

Lynn Pattison describes the leapfrog effect of male testosterone in the prose poem, “Lumber Camp.” Bait your …

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Issue 2:37

Julie May 15, 2011

What favors would you trade for a free footlong?  Adam Matcho tells us in his poems …

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Issue 2:36

Julie May 8, 2011

Deja Earley dreams.

Issue 2:35

Julie May 1, 2011

Lindsey R. Loucks cuts the turkey babble in Alpha Female Office Wolf. May 20th ends the …

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Issue 2:34

Julie Apr 24, 2011

Rhoda Greenstone dissolves wax in shackles. You have to see it to believe it. April 29th …

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Issue 2:33

Julie Apr 17, 2011

How much do you get paid per minute? David Harris Ebenbach elaborates.

Issue 2:32

Julie Apr 10, 2011

She’s at it again. Carolyn Gregory gets an ace review from WORK’s supervisory department. Read more …

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Issue 2:31

Julie Apr 3, 2011

i’m so bored, my boss sweats, iDrew. Also this week, a scene from the infamous 60s …

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Issue 2:30

Julie Mar 27, 2011

Why is that I never notice I’ve missed a spot until I’m away from my razor? …

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