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Baseball Heaven
When I was eleven, I hit the perfect double to left center field.
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Giving up the Ghost, or, How I Sold my Dominatrix Equipment at the eBay Store
Every relationship begins with a body or two under the bed. Melissa Febos's came in the form of a garbage bag full of dominatrix gear.
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All in the Mind
"I'm not actually dying." Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. How one runner thought her way through the 2008 NYC Marathon.
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Age of Innocence
J.E. Fishman reflects on that precious moment in time when a child knows everything about how the world works -- except all the dirty stuff.
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The Invisible Side of the Family
A shocking revelation that doesn’t come until after the comments.
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You Can’t Get There From Here. Or Can You?
Jim Simpson is a guy who appears to know exactly where he is going, which is why people always ask him for directions.
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Shofar, So Fast
It's good to be a Jew in Brooklyn, New York. But. Is she? Or isn't she? It's a little like asking how many licks does it take the get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop. The world may never know.
     
   
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