The Clone Did It Part 6 of the rings under the boards
Puzzlement
1st Piece of puzzlement-Mayors court data has cubby holes
Franklin S. Lump: Sorry for the wait this morning, Master of Fields Tillerman.
Jack Tillerman: An easy thing to look over, Sir Lump. But could the titles be dropped from the names?
Franklin S. Lump: Yes, that would be fine.
Franklin S. Lump: Jack or Tillerman?
Jack is fine, to be said. Is it okay for Frank or FSL?
Franklin S. Lump: FSL is fine. Hate when it’s said without knowing the person.
Jack Tillerman: Heard part of a nickname in public image. The assumption that it’s the appropriate title of the person.
Franklin S. Lump: The wisdom of the common mind is going to be used from time to time. A part of the scales training for officers?
Jack Tillerman: Not really, even if it should be. Growing up in inner city life found the path out that others deem to be going the wrong way. But then again, only having a view that things go one way, the mind becomes trapped.
Franklin S. LUMP: Kind of understand the comment there. Going into the public offices was seen by the family as a betrayal. Being in an office after the father’s retirement is fine. In the current state, the shadow cast is a hindrance.
Jack Tillerman: The father’s son who can’t do wrong. So, the common knowledge is there. Just a difference in the viewpoint. Turn on the radio so the paperwork can be prepped before the next stop, FSL?
Franklin S. Lump: Please and thanks for the ear in a conversation.
Jack Tillerman: Of course, going need a rapport with the appointment from the judge.
Franklin S. Lump: True.
2nd Piece of puzzlement-Mayors court data has cubby holes
Brian Zain: Yesterday, there was a pause in the work, a breath taking for the day. Leaving a few odds and ends to be reviewed. Looking over the phone logs and call transcripts, a single call jumped out. Why was that missed? In the caller’s statement, and since there is no caller now, going to forgo the information of the caller. The night air was heavy, and the silence of the home was not had there was a groan that bounced down the hall in low and alarming sound. Find others with the courage to walk down the dark hallways and have the walls just behind to ensure a bit of safety. It was just after the lights were turned off for the light. The mind didn’t want to believe the ghosts and ghouls were so impatient with the need to move about. That it would be so quick to scurry about a room where…
it would be heard from the echoes of the noise. As that kind of misstep would lose the home of the monster, right? SO down the hallway with the two others in tow. The steps on the hard floorboards are taken with shifting weight to stay unheard by the others in the house, regardless of what or who may hear. It was those careful steps that made the fear grow in the mind. The unease of the unknown head of the three. In the grand room, the lift was odd to see. A wight was being hit in the air, and the boards below were bowing down with a heavy weight being held. Slow and steady was still the pace, and the hand was waving about in a slow motion. Trying to be mindful of a loss of the hand. So, there is a good string for the day….
Linda Canox: A conversation would be far better than that string.
Lisa Canox: Why is it the public school and not home-schooled?
Ted Canox: As the bills on this side of the bird are higher to pay.
Lisa Canox: Then the bird is too big here.
Linda Canox: A small truth for the moment, Lisa. If all goes right, the changes are going to be short form.
Ted Canox: There is a job fair coming up for Muda Inc., and the problem becomes time dragging along because of the changes yet again.
Lisa Canox: Okay, at least get to meet others from here.
Linda Canox: There is a truth worth holding onto, which means getting out of the house more. Going to be leaving soon, have to do paperwork in the courthouse with FSL to finish the labs being set in place. Which brings to mind, would it be okay to work as a guard, as there is going to be a push made for the company Pineapple security?
Ted Canox: A paycheck is a paycheck. So, no, that would be fine to be done. See that the days ends here in the same state.
Linda Canox: Yes love. Do the same.
Lisa Canox: Will do mom?
3rd Piece of puzzlement-Mayors court data has cubby holes
Brian Zain: Once again, going to forgo the caller information on this one as the similar information of the string is a bit odd, and leaves a moment of wander in the mind. A small sound is a blasting noise to the ears. The darkness of the new house is enclosing, but objects in the room are well known to the mind. Each one was moved with great care to ensure the placement of each was known. With the hope that it would leave nothing but an answer for the mind. As it was said, the knowing mind has no questions to build other things. The noises in the house would leave the mind wanting to cement the thinking. Then the aging trip would have to be taken. down a dark hallway, and where the answers were not easily found. The light of the moon shining in the window …
Was cut apart, and the reflections danced on the wall. Now, the first question was what could cast a reflection of the light. If there was nothing that could be seen. The weight on the boards of the floor groaned so loud that the answer was had. A wight of yarn told of youths leaving their beds in the middle of the night. Normally, a parent needs sleep as the end of the rope is near. Or an evil elder sibling tries to scare the younger. End the string with the eating of the youth. Well, there is a place to stop the callers’ log.
Linda Canox: Good morning. Listen to the radio, it’s random radio, so liked by Ecuans.
Franklin S. Lump: Haha! The show is never the same thing twice. Yesterday it was the civic lessons of the government, and the day before that it was terminology history. Today it’s mysteries, and that kind hits home with the move. How…Is… Lisa handling the move from Naira?
Lind Canox: That has not been worrying like the radio show is playing today. The spaces have been easy for the mind to handle. The biggest thing for today is the paperwork that needs to be done for today.
Franklin S. Lump: Yes, here it was given the time to finish it. Thanks to the driver, now had.
Linda Canox: Can a push be made for the pineapple security company to handle the lab?
Franklin S. Lump: Why, is that?
Linda Canox: An easy way for the four-helix science team to be presented as not being a puppet to the company. Granted that it would lead to Lloyd Pusha being annoyed.
Franklin S. Lump: Not a hard thing to do with Lloyd. But the pineapple was unable to keep two out of the place. But the space between the two companies may be a good thing, allowing the thought process to be done.
Jack Tillerman: Excuse the interruption, the courthouse has been reached.
4th Piece of puzzlement-Mayors court data has cubby holes
Jenny Homes: Well, fancy that, Franklin and Linda. How are the two doing?
Franklin S. Lump: Good ma’am Homes, how is the show shaping up that this courthouse would be stocked since Wayover would be the right system to be stocked?
Jenny Homes: Well, that is because the court system of Wayover is running ahead of schedule. Would lead one to question the thinning ranks of the BIA for Watergate.
Franklin S. Lump: The security of the city is not a mishandled thing, just needs to find the right agents to step into the leadership roles. That could be part of the court system for Watergate. But outside of that, the last time the interview meeting was seen was a big hit for The Word show. How are the numbers being enjoyed?
Linda Canox: Here is the paperwork for the lab. Do take the suggestion made. Jenny wants to catch up over coffee. Don’t need to be present for the hearing.
5th Piece of puzzlement-Mayors court data has cubby holes
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Jenny Homes: In the last full colloquy in person, the idea of the single country was brought up. Too much to say all at once. Be okay to reference in the future as “water wall” going forward.
Linda Canox: That is a good way to put it. Since there are countries on the Riroga content that are landlocked, and crows are unknown.
Jenny Homes: Wow. See, it is those things that need to be learned. would like to build a book around the thinking going forward.
Linda Canox: Really getting to see the starting process of a new thinking endeavor of work. Then again, the turning wheels of Muda INC. Have the new thing to build more in the field of view a lot.
Jenny Homes: What is the biggest change for the company through HR moves?
Linda Canox: HR Moves are always a bit boring to read. And ninety-nine percent of the time, it’s a change of hours.
Jenny Homes: Employee hours are the basis of the expenses for the company. Which is forgotten when Employees ask for a rise or perks.
Linda Canox: Oddly, that was a quotable moment from Stan Kenny Lump during a speech for the HR team to be the champion of the worker, not the board.
Jenny Homes: Was a reason for… Why the thinking would be imposed by Mister Lump?
Linda Canox: Is this questioning the way for the choice of reporter?
Jenny Homes: Sorry, get caught up asking questions.
Linda Canox: It’s okay.
Franklin S. Lump: Sorry, need to steal the HR manager now. The rezoning of buildings is about to start.
Jenny Homes: What was the first appearance for?
Franklin S. Lump: the board selection for approving the School changes.
Jenny Homes: Oh! Has the snail court moved forward in the process? Would that mean the changes are going to be made soon for the schooling, and what of the kids?
Franklin S. Lump: Yes, those will be starting soon. Make a meeting for an interview before asking any other questions.
6th Piece of puzzlement-Mayors court data has cubby holes
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