Downtown Charleston has a small arts and entertainment district. There was a folk singer playing at this nice little bookstore/coffeehouse on Friday night. Not knowing what else to do in Charleston, I stuck around for a while. I didn't return for the local author on Saturday as I had to meet Dane and the Mothman up in Point Pleasant.
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22 October 2009
Tortured
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Wasn't she the woman that tortured Iraqis?
Posted by: Tim | 31 October 2009 at 07:18 PM
Yep.
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