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I take whiskey straight, women curvy and murder in stride

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"For God's sake, hold on!" Shackleton shouted. not.pulpcovers.com/post/8316…
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Has anyone written a book yet where they use LLMs to write all the dialog for just one character? Then all the other characters can slowly realize this person doesn't actually know anything, and it turns out they were a fraud the whole time.
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Alex Ross@thealexrossartOct 26
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CineAura
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Today’s post is the lovely fashion show sequence from THE WOMEN (‘39)✨ #joancrawford#rosalindrussell#oldhollywood
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BobDeis
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Halloween reading..."'FISH' WITH HUMAN HANDS ATTACKED ME!" One of my favorite "true" stories in the CRYPTOZOOLOGY ANTHOLOGY: STRANGE AND MYSTERIOUS CREATURES IN MEN'S ADVENTURE MAGAZINES, available on Amazon in Kindle, paperback, and deluxe expanded hardcover editions here->bit.ly/CryptoHC. You can also get the print editions with free shipping via my MensPulpMags.com online bookstore.
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ms rat 🐀@ratbitebaby10 Jun 2023
misogyny checkpoint: what’s the first tweet that shows up when you search “women” on your page ?
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d4doome
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With so much discussion of spy fiction, movies and TV on X it’s odd that the 1983 British TV series REILLY ACE OF SPIES seldom gets a mention. Written by Troy Kennedy Martin. Based on the career of one of the most extraordinary of all real-life spies. Great performance by Sam Neill.
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hearing for the first time that novelist Patrick O'Brian (of _Master & Commander_ fame) invented much of his own biography, didn't know how to sail & had no practical experience doing it, wasn't Anglo-Irish gentry but rather English working class, barely educated, concealed his early marriage... Everything he learned about sailing & the 19th c was from obsessive research & reading books. O'Brian comes out to be a far more puzzling, eccentric, twisted, anachronistic figure who lived in isolation on a small hobby farm in France, deeply secretive, insecure, brooding, exiled, aloof, yet TOTALLY COMMITTED TO THE BIT. I like him even more now (am currently reading Master & Commander)
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"Heal her with your yellow water" not.pulpcovers.com/post/8315…
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The Little War On Many-Bride Island not.pulpcovers.com/post/8315…
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Movies Train Big-Game Fishermen pulpcovers.com/movies-train-… Covers, Edgar F. Wittmack, Fishing, Magazine, Popular Science
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Rig Tests Plane Motors pulpcovers.com/rig-tests-pla… Covers, Aircraft, Edgar F. Wittmack, Magazine, Popular Science
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Water Polo Popular Science, June 1939
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"A man can't promise to love one woman the rest of his life, darling," Andy said. not.pulpcovers.com/post/8315…
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Marry In Haste not.pulpcovers.com/post/8315…
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SFFaudio@SFFAudioOct 25
Good morning.
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Furlough Kisses not.pulpcovers.com/post/8314…
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Unexpected Bridegroom not.pulpcovers.com/post/8314…
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Debra Paget performs "When It's Springtime in New York" from Stars and Stripes Forever (1952). This fictionalised biography of composer and bandleader John Philip Sousa (played by Clifton Webb) gives Paget an invented showgirl character and Robert Wagner her equally fictional love interest. 20th Century Fox clearly thought audiences would enjoy seeing Miss Paget sing and dance (which is true), even if those hoping for more of the real Sousa might find his story somewhat sidelined. After all, this is Hollywood! #StarsAndStripesForever #DebraPaget #JohnPhilipSousa #HollywoodMusical
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