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The Demon's Rest

2

I Have Never Said I Do Not Believe In God

3

Confessions of a Childhood Rebel

4

He Dances You Know

5

A Quick Note About My Throat

6

A Writer I Be. An Author Not, You See

7

I Am Disgusted

8

Am I a Dipshit For Believing War Solves Nothing?

9

My Opinion Regarding the Israeli/Hamas War

10

More Things That Make Me Go Hmmmm

11

Nite Rite

12

At Night

13

Don't Believe Everything That You Research On The Internet

14

Premier Ford, Answer Me This

15

I Remember When Athletes Played Sports, Not Money Games

16

When Mankind Sees The Light

17

Am I A Lonely Single or Am I Singularly Alone?

18

Protesting Foreign Policy On Canadian Soil Accomplishes Nothing

19

The Woes of an Undercover Geriatric

20

Open Your SHADED Eyes Sheeple People

21

Antivaxxers Make My Hemorrhoids Itch!

22

LUST'S LAST HEAT

23

A Little Truth

24

WHAT IS WRONG WITH US?

25

OLIVIA - QUEEN OF THE EXCESSIVE TAX

26

I Would Rather Check In Now, Than To Check Out Later

27

Positivity vs. Cancer

28

Too Hot for Dogs Feet!

29

We All Walk The Same Streets

30

Speak Out America!

31

Tuesday's Rant & Peeproof Underpants

32

Hilarious Flyer Posted Along Queen Street East Regarding David Weiss' Life On Queen Apartments

33

Follow-up On David Weiss' "Life On Queen Apartments"

34

Sex vs. Making Love

35

I Wonder What You Conspiracy Theorists Are Smoking

36

Monday's Rant Regarding the Degradation of Toronto and Ontario in General

37

A Prime Example Of Why Homelessness In Ontario Has Increased

38

Ford's Dictatorship Is The Downfall Of Ontario

39

Anniversary of Mom’s Ascension

40

Life Should Be Pleasant

41

Is This Another Tactic That Life On Queen Is Using To Misdirect Attention?

42

State of Affairs for the Residents of David Weiss’ Life On Queen Apartments

43

Toronto’s David Weiss and The Deplorable Condition and Management of His “Life On Queen” Apartment Buildings

44

The Original Hippie or Perhaps, “Has Anyone Seen My Prophet? “

45

WALKING ON SUNSHINE

46

Departed

47

First Dance

48

Weapons = Life Sentence

49

The Choice

50

My Take On My Life

51

My Time Is Not Yet

52

Free Your Mind

53

Look Around Folks. Time For Change.

54

“C’mon People Now, Smile At Your Brother”

55

Stop The Violence

56

My Deepest Condolences to the Family of Ontario Provincial Police Officer Pierzchala

57

This will peeve a lot of you off, but “Oh well:

58

Songs Of My Life

59

Why Have We Made Our Woman So Insecure About Their Appearance That They Feel They Must Wear Clown Costumes?

60

If I …

61

Will Family Structure Ever Return?

62

Mother Mary Comes To Me

63

UNIVERSAL TODDLERS

64

Teach Me Not

65

If

66

Dystopia or Bust

67

All is well living with Hell

68

Honesty

69

I Shall Not Rust

70

Come, Walk With Dann

71

Use a Family doctor or clinic rather than clog up the emergency room.

72

Ford’s Government Once Again Punishes The Disabled

73

STOP THE DAMN VIOLENCE

74

We Are Family

75

Like the sand in my underwear, so are the days of my life

76

She Farted

77

Thank You Neighborhood Link/United Way

78

A Danny, Darkly

79

HOW DO WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE GENOCIDE OF OUR ABORIGINALS?

80

Stop Slapping Health Care Workers!

81

ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT SOUL FIRES

82

Sun is Rising

83

Slice or Cement – Big Bone Theory

84

Why Do I Smile

85

The Ford Trudeau Coalition For The Hungry Poor

86

So Sayeth This Old LightHouse

87

Bieber Bits or “Shakie’s Balls

88

Think Before You Ink

89

Too Many Funerals For One Dann

90

I Am Dumbfounded By Our Supreme Court

91

Dani’s Day

92

Thanks To The Toronto General Hospital I Am Well Enough To Continue Spreading Smiles To, Hopefully, Start A Smile Pandemic

93

Bright Sunshiny Day

94

In Darkness Bright

95

Dismality

96

This is what happened when I died

97

The Blessings of Toronto’s World Renowned Health Care Workers.

98

If Perhaps I Should Pass.

99

Train Memories The Darkness of my Youth.

100

I Truly Care