Skyler Saunders
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Drillmington: Never Happen. Content Warning.
The studio had all the accoutrements of a space to record music. Soundproofing material, acoustics and a giant board that had just been installed. Top Shelf ventured into the booth and just lost it. He never wrote anything down and he often laid down the tracks in one take. He permitted no marijuana or alcohol in the studio to stay focused. He listened.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Fiction
Drillmington: A Snitch
The Channel 30 reporter stamped out a cigarette and grabbed her microphone. She was Fatima Berm. Her brown hair and hazel eyes and ebony skin formed to make a thing of beauty. She readied for the shot. Her producer, Hightower Cott, looked pensive.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Criminal
Crypto Murders: Introduce
Kim puffed from her vaporizer. She looked at the figures from her bank account. After a round of news correspondents asking her questions, she felt relaxation caress her like a warm sweater. The marijuana vapor permitted her to lay back and listen to classical music.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Criminal
The Shunning of Mercy by Kevin Goodson's Family. Content Warning.
Words like “justice” “peace” and “mercy” get tossed around like orbs of energy in today’s society. In the case of the murder of Kevin Goodson, the family sought justice, showed no mercy, and tried to find peace in all of this. Three young men, Justin Locke, Jeffrey Labarge and Tyler Simpson destroyed Goodson’s life without initial remorse. The man was beaten, shot, and burned by the three men now facing over a century combined behind bars for their actions.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Criminal
Keith Gibson gets 297 years on top of 7 life sentences for T-Mobile slayings. Content Warning.
Judge Ferris Wharton did everything in his power to ensure that Keith Gibson will never breathe free air again. The felon who a jury convicted in November said the sentencing was “bull––.” He apparently felt that his spree of killings at a T-Mobile in Elsmere along with past convictions and killings that the prosecution noted, though he was not punished in Delaware for those crimes.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Criminal
Lanthimos’ Misguided Missile: ‘Poor Things’ Review. Content Warning.
Rating: C- When saying that the film Poor Things is flawed is like saying that the late Queen Elizabeth II was ugly. In life, she was no looker. The opposite actually can be said about the movie. It’s sumptuous. The fish eye lense, the zooms, close-ups, Victorian costumes and steampunk machines and expressive colors shine through.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Geeks
