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A story of one man's utter failure, depression, frustration, and poverty, starting in August 1947 Chapter Eleven: A Penny for the Pain Dad, being Dad, he spent nothing if it could be avoided, he even used to pull my teeth with his cobbling pliers.. lifting me in the sink to catch the blood, gritting his teeth, taking a mega-firm grip, and yanking out the offending tooth (and often the wrong on.....

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PLEASE NOTE: The story you are discussing is a JOKE. It is a SPOOF NEWS story written on a SPOOF NEWS website.

Pretty good, this.

Made a change from the usual pandering for points shite, anyway.

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I agree. Inchcock had an engrossing tale to tell, and he wrote in such an entertaining way. He didn’t need to make up ridiculous and unfunny tales about famous people. ( Kardashians have fat asses, etc ) I miss his contributions here.

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He didn’t need to make up ridiculous and unfunny tales about famous people. ( Kardashians have fat asses, etc ) I miss his contributions here.

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I agree. The sheer volume of dross written about celebrities, in the forlorn hope that they will generate Googleclicks, is depressing. Writing from personal experience is often much funnier than straining and churning out endless shite about the Kardashians, token American sports stars, or the myriad of unfunny situations Trump is forced into.

Maybe JO was right about the old days...