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Run, and DO NOT look back.
Forty-eight minutes?! I wonder what exactly Edu called "pretty freakin' hot"...
Carles.-
And that's not even counting the time it took to get to the dorm room. Still, I wouldn't exactly call forty-eight minutes a quickie.
Anyway, glad to see Eduardo back with a main storyline again - and I think quite a few guys have been there with this situation. I'm interesting in seeing how exactly he gets out of this, because I cannot see this working out just as it's written so far.
Though, I must say, "You want some Cheetos?" is the funniest non-sequitur I've heard in a while.
Cheetos!!
I'm wondering if there's any possibility of this NOT turning into a big mess? *chuckling*
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Don reports that this technique repeated four times a day allowed him to write a 200 page book in just two weeks. The ability to focus on one task for 48 minutes straight was the key. I have been testing Don’s idea and I have to say it works well for me. This eliminates the distractions that have a way of derailing even the best laid plans. Taking a short 12 minute break once an hour is refreshing but not enough to get you off track.
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My usual morning schedule has about 2 hours of productive time available. I’ve tested the idea of blogging for an hour and then working on a book for the second hour. So far this has worked well with standard length blog posts and has yielded a book outline.
More at the link:
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There's something ominous about the use of bro so casually after just having sex with someone. I'm glad Eduardo's back nonetheless.
If Eduardo believes he's the first....
I wonder does he believe in the tooth fairy??
pretty freakin hot..it is pretty freakin hot...
total b/s . yeah right - im 100 percent str8 bro right after i took your cock in my ass and my mouth but that doesnt count as ive never done it before so this was just a test.
cheetos ? WTF is the cartoonist trying to be lame. id call it a mercy fuck by eduardo - forget the guy he's trash and move on
The power of 84 minutes: apparently only for [us] homo sapiens sapientissimus.
Carles.-
well executed. A lot conveyed. This guy's a playa or he's using the "casual" attitude to conceal deeper turmoil about his conflicted identity. What will be interesting to see is what happens next. That's what makes for a good story.
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