MrTurkeypoult
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Freeway-Side Revelations
I really like this read! This guy really brings the harsh realities of spitting things like pieces of teeth and the horrors of the smells of another's feces as truly traumatizing to a point that I could actually imagine myself there in his place. Not to mention I could actually feel the cheap grape drink hurt my own injured mouth after I decided the pain was too much to eat some nasty bologna.Also, he really hits it home with the description of "America's future".These kids that if someone called idiots would be complimenting them to the utmost highest standards for which they would be not at all deserving of. Good job! I have now subscribed to the San Diego Reader and am looking forward with much anticipation to future writings from this author!— November 23, 2010 5:09 p.m.