There's something quite unaccountably funny about this idea:
"an ex-police negotiator [...] felt that his experiences dealing with crazed homicidal hostage takers might prove useful when it came to romancing the ladies."
"part of his job as a police negotiator was luring the more crazed hostage takers to the window so that they could be shot down in a hail of bullets. Well, haven't we all had dates like that?"
Moreover, the "book sold out on Amazon on the first day".
My, but what tangled webs we weave...
Sunday, November 13, 2005
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