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frigocc replied to the thread In mobs/mafias, do lower-level guys ever do menial jobs around the bars/clubs?.

Thanks for the info. On your last point about procurement, I left some details out for the sake of simplicity. It's actually an animated...

big soft moose replied to the thread In mobs/mafias, do lower-level guys ever do menial jobs around the bars/clubs?.

Made is only really a thing in the actual mafia In the crips and bloods etc it’s referred to as being an OG ( original Gangsta) some...

Mogador liked Louanne Learning's post in the thread Switching to writing on paper.

In my inbox today: A new body of research explores the cognitive benefits of pen and paper: Writing By Hand Is Surprisingly Important...

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In mobs/mafias, do lower-level guys ever do menial jobs around the bars/clubs?

Probably a stupid question, but out of my wheelhouse here. Writing a story about a young guy in an organized crime syndicate who...

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Louanne Learning replied to the thread How do you define art?.

Five heads, if you include the skull up top and the figure coming out of the crotch. So, in general, what does multi-heads mean? More...

Louanne Learning replied to the thread The Music Thread.

Thanks for sharing. I listened to the first song. very powerful, very haunting, very tribal. I wonder what that stringed instrument is...

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GrahamLewis liked JLT's post in the thread Proofreader comma.

I guess it's time to quote James Thurber again: As for me, I still agonize whether to use "any more" or "anymore." And I still can't...

Dante Dases replied to the thread The Not Happy Thread - Continued.

Always taken as such, so don't worry about that. Thank you.

Dante Dases liked GrahamLewis's post in the thread The Not Happy Thread - Continued.

I hit like, but it's meant as sign of encouragement, not that it's a good place to be. But remember, things change, so be patient and...

w. bogart replied to the thread Human-Centric Stories in Science Fiction.

The Chanur series walked the above line successfully. A feline species rescues a human male and takes him as crew on their ship. The...