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Cell-Phone (127 views)
by Bryan Costales
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Alf Dagger was a reporter who specialized in hot technologies. Ever discreet, he visited the cell phone store early before it opened for the regular public. Today's story would be about the hottest selling cell phones, the ones implanted directly into one's brain.

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Survivor
Survivor (107 views)
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Birthday (109 views)
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Ace (128 views)
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Candy (122 views)
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Adieu (201 views)
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Grassy Shore (206 views)
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Pluck (96 views)
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No-longer-living (114 views)
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Harry (118 views)
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