Eating fly agaric.What funny things had the ladies been smoking to keep smiling nailed to the cross? What ever it is, I try to smoke it, too...
Mine are the good looking ones.
Rachel?This story is based on a story by Susan Fox with most of the art by Superliska. All the characters have not existed but make for a good tale…
Rachel is not having a good day. She seems to have been involved in a car accident that totaled the county’s judge’s prized car. In a panic, she ran from the scene. She knows it is only time before they discovered who totaled the judge’s beloved pristine ’69 Dodge Charger.
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A note on Chapter 5:
Barbara most likely took her bath in a porcelain clawfoot bathtub … a fixture that reached the apex of its popularity in the 1890s and would most certainly have been a luxurious feature of the Moore’s Plaza Hotel suite. The claw foot design originated in the Netherlands and gained popularity in England during Victorian times, especially with the aristocracy, among whom bathing was becoming fashionable. Early bathtubs were made of cast iron and painted white but David Buick, a Scottish-born inventor working for the Alexander Manufacturing Company in Detroit, came up with a process in the 1880s for bonding porcelain enamel to cast iron … a process that is still used today.
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