It didn’t make a lot of sense until I analysed it upon awakening – the improv aspect. A quiet seaside village. Touristy, well-looked after, but…
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An example of the disturbing and twisted dreams I have.The trigger for it (pun intended) was the TV show Sugar the evening before where the…
Comments closedThere are many aspects of Australian life that are sub-optimal because our governments are scared of change, clinging on to old ways, to our detriment.…
Comments closedTitle is too clumsy and confusing, but the premise is a ripper. Dude wakes up in hospital, amnesia. You can do anything with this part.…
Comments closedAustralia has some illustrious entries in the catalog of mad micronations – man monks with delusions of grandeur setting up their own kingdom. Often for…
Comments closedHe churns out books. Sure, that isn’t so unusual. But he has a daily newsletter which is quite long, and has plenty of research.And a…
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Leverage the dichotomy as a brand. Endless promotional opportunities. We only sell pineapple pizzas**well, we sell the other ones, but they are not as nice…
Comments closedI’ve worked at quite a few elections – crossing names off rolls, counting votes and so on.As an autistic person, I naturally hate being ambushed…
Comments closedVery simple fiction concept. A bunch of police officers socialise a lot. They are all friends, all happy, and not bent. But they socialise with…
Comments closedI have MS symptoms. But not the brain lesions so far (two scans). No other illness fits my symptoms so I am treating it as…
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