Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-28

  • Health care reform? http://terrytaylor.posterous.com #
  • Congressional Viagra? http://terrytaylor.posterous.com #
  • What are we paying for? http://terrytaylor.posterous.com/ #
  • What should we call this behavior? http://terrytaylor.posterous.com #
  • Bad behavior in Congress: http://terrytaylor.posterous.com/ #
  • Sail Cat Road continues now. #
  • Silence. Jimmy looked around the corner to see if there was a fourth shooter. There was not. He paused, gun leveled. #
  • Acrid plumes of cordite wafted downwind. Jolene squinted into the sunlight. The last deputy was still pulling at a breath. She smiled down. #
  • “The cops looking for extra money?” she said. His head broke into three pieces as Jimmy’s .45 ended the man’s pain. #
  • “No reason to talk to dead men,” he said. “Let’s go before the real cops show up.” Jimmy watched the patrons inside the café. #
  • Gus motioned toward the cruisers. “The real cops are long dead. The road ain’t a good exit either. We got a lot of tails on this one.” #
  • Jolene wiped the sweat from her bruised face. Gus nodded toward the woods. The river was close. They could tell by the slant of the terrain. #
  • Sail Cat Road will continue later. #
  • The meaning of D.C. traffic: http://terrytaylor.posterous.com #
  • Sail Cat Road continues now. #
  • Jimmy walked back into the café. A woman wailed in Pentecostal revival earnestness. A child cried. The manager crouched behind the counter. #
  • “Mister, I didn’t know –” said the manager before the bullet ripped out his larynx, taking his last sentence with it. The waitress gasped. #
  • Jimmy leaned over the counter into wide eyes of pain and realization of death. The copper smell of blood mixed with bacon and burned toast. #
  • “You do know,” said Jimmy to the man who needed money and was willing to sell out strangers to get it. They both understood the feeling. #
  • But only one was holding the .45. Jimmy was too efficient to waste time on blame or regret. He hated to waste a bullet, but he did. #
  • The woman in the booth bellowed louder. He walked past her; then he turned. “Cry for your family, not for him. They’ll appreciate it more.” #
  • Outside, the air had cleared. Bodies lay in crimson puddles. Jimmy’s age began to affect his coldness. He wished it had not come to this. #
  • He spent little time on his wish. He followed Gus and Jolene towards the river. One day, he thought, we’ll stop running and just fish. #
  • Sail Cat Road will continue later. Thank you for following. #
  • Chapters 1-20 of Sail Cat Road is at http://sailcatroad.posterous.com #
  • Traffic in DC? http://terrytaylor.posterous.com #
  • Big Government Anger? http://terrytaylor.posterous.com #
  • http://www.nogoodend.com #
  • Big Government and the Census: http://terrytaylor.posterous.com #

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About Terry Taylor

Terry Taylor has worked at nearly every major agency in the industry, including Chiat/Day, DMB&B, BBDO, Ogilvy & Mather, Earle Palmer Brown and Arnold. Besides national awards in Communication Arts, D&AD, Clios and Addies, his portfolio boasts the likes of Nissan, Pepsi, SAP, Budweiser, Twix, Virginia Lottery, Barbados and Burger King. Perhaps you’ve seen his work on the Super Bowl, or his recent novel on Twitter, or his picture in the post office. Okay, that’s not him.
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