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May 19, 2073A Chapter by Nick FishermanMateo and Leona decided to watch Transporter 3 for a third time after the jump. This was after they watched all other films in the Transporter franchi.. |
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May 19, 2073 (continued)A Chapter by Nick Fisherman“Get out of the car,” Darko ordered.“What just happened?” Mateo asked in a panic.“Leave the car now and ask questions la.. |
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2074, 2075, and 2076A Chapter by Nick FishermanDarko threaded all three of them through the future timestream of a tree in the middle of the woods. Very little had changed from their surroundings, .. |
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Driving with the windows downA Story by A. IdleGet there with the windows down. Hand out, riding the wind and chasing the sunshine as it streaks across the hay field. Keep going. T.. |
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Never Drink and DriveA Poem by ajfischerThe dire consequences of drinking and driving. |
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Mix Up, Going Down!A Poem by Michael StevensThe ultimate crossed wires! |
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RoutineA Poem by Caroline Blairexplanation kills the art |
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Road KillA Poem by Ashlyn OliviaDrive Safetly |
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Follow YouA Poem by Ashlyn OliviaJust tell me where you have to goBaby, I will follow you homeYou can grip the wheelDo your own thingBaby, I will follow you homeBass heavyLet the vibe.. |
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In Dreams Suicide is PainlessA Poem by CourtniReneeLet's hope Cinderella wasn't right. |
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A 2nd Poem About Joe WebbA Poem by Randy JohnsonDedicated to Joe Webb. |
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Driving in ItalyA Story by WillbutlerA short piece I wrote a while back when still living in Rome on the perils of driving and being a pedestrian in Rome. |
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Suspension EffectA Poem by Chidorifloweran idea i had on being in love wit being on a suspension bridge or ur partner drives rlly fast |
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This Is Just What I thinkA Poem by CookeCodyThe Small, Happy House I was driving one late night, far out of the metropolitan reach of influence. The two-lane highway within the small bubble o.. |
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Ant FarmsA Story by ChopstixCautionary Halloween Party tale. Prompt: Write a horror story. This is just about as scary a story as I can tell. |
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The Lonesome TruckerA Poem by Michael G. Smithmissing my loved one upon the open road |
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