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Alan Emmins
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Hounded: Stories from the American Road
Hounded: Stories from the American Road The five stories in HOUNDED are simple portraits of American icons.The heroes are made of flesh, blood and tarmac. The baddies are the result of 200 years of failure and success, made possible by a loud history of disgrace and glory. None of them could have been made anywhere else. Eighteen-Wheeled […]
“I have always felt that suicide was connected to communication. Not due to a lack of opportunity, but to an impossibility to communicate and be understood. It can be frustrating to try to share something with somebody, something important and real to you, and see in the face of another person that he doesn't care or, worse still, simply doesn't understand you. Of course, it is inevitable that this will happen from time to time, but imagine if it were always that way. Imagine if every time you tried to communicate and connect with another human being you fell short. If you never make any sense to anybody, if you never connect, you hold no value: you are truly alone. There are those who can survive as genuine outsiders, and then there are those who can't.”
― Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners
― Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners
“I'm sorry, we can't come to the phone right now 'cause we're dead. Feel free to leave a message, but if we don't get back to you, it's probably 'cause we're dead. Have a nice day now.”
― Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners
― Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners
“I am truly amazed that every time Apple comes out with a new laptop I am quickly able to identify (in my mind) a real need for it, as in the case of the recent European launch of the new MacBook Air. Which is odd as my existing MacBook is but six months old. But you understand, I can't fit my current model into an A4 envelope, hence I have rather successfully established the 'need.”
― Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners
― Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners
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Thanks for the friend request. Hope you are doing well. I much enjoyed mop men. Hoping there is some more great work in the future.
Haha, I am not sure there will be a Mop Men 2 :-( It's funny because I can't help but follow Charlie Sheen's antics and it occurred to me last night just how much like Neal he is. But never say never, as they say. I am not against getting my hands dirty :-)Glad you enjoyed the book. Thanks for listing it.
Thanks for adding me. I LOVED Mop Men. Will there be a Mop Men 2? :)
Hi. I plan on checking Mop Men out of my local library sometime soon.:)
Hi thanks for the invite. I see you wrote a book. Weirdly enough i know I have talked about this book with people on another site? It looks interesting. when you think of people having to do that kind of work, how terrible although I think the same of people who kill animals for a job. How can they. :)
