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  • Umm, 1998? That wasn't that long ago where I can continue today without being slightly creeped out. 😕

    Love the "Batdance" comment in the article.

  • Umm, 1998? That wasn't that long ago where I can continue today without being slightly creeped out. 😕

    Love the "Batdance" comment in the article.

    @legacy-fan said:

    Umm, 1998? That wasn't that long ago where I can continue today without being slightly creeped out. 😕

    Love the "Batdance" comment in the article.

    So he wrote a cop thriller?

    OK

    I can't think of any I've read that don't deal in that kind of subject matter.

    WSS

  • @legacy-fan said:

    Umm, 1998? That wasn't that long ago where I can continue today without being slightly creeped out. 😕

    Love the "Batdance" comment in the article.

    So he wrote a cop thriller?

    OK

    I can't think of any I've read that don't deal in that kind of subject matter.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    So he wrote a cop thriller?

    OK

    I can't think of any I've read that don't deal in that kind of subject matter.

    WSS

    Juxtaposition, Steve. When I read Stephen King, I expect Stephen King is the only point I was making.

    I should also note that one of the morning radio shows* here did a pretty funny mix-mashup using the audio from Obama reading his own audiobook (Dreams, I believe.) Not that hearing a black man drop the n-bomb is all that new, but hearing the leader of the free world do it - multiple times - made me laugh. Coupled with several very well-timed "shut-ups" and every other -bomb was effective also. If I can find it, I'll let you know, and if you care to hear it, pm me and I'll aid you in finding it. Not something that deserves to be posted, imo.

    *There are services that provide radio shows with downloadable material to use "as their own." From bits, to "interviews" to audio files, etc... which is likely where this particular radio show got their bit from - meaning, I'm not the only market likely to have heard it.