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Darling, It’s Death choose

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[US] R.S. Prather Darling, It’s Death 5: Ain’t you that lousy April-fool copper from LA?
at April fool copper, n.
[US] R. Prather Darling, It’s Death (2003) 35: Con Torelli! You must have been sprung from the cackle factory. Not even gunner would try that.
at cackle factory (n.) under cackle, v.
[US] R. Prather Darling, It’s Death (2003) 35: Who’s the ugly lob at the end of the bar chilling us? He’s dogging me. Doesn’t seem to care if I know it or not.
at chill (for) (v.) under chill, v.2
[US] R. Prather Darling, It’s Death (2003) 35: Who’s the ugly lob at the end of the bar chilling us? He’s dogging me. Doesn’t seem to care if I know it or not.
at lob, n.2
[US] R. Prather Darling, It’s Death (2003) 45: If I need the stuff and don’t have it, I’m dead. And if I get planted, you’re sunk.
at plant, v.1
[US] R. Prather Darling, It’s Death (2003) 57: I’d like to know if it shows up. You’re in a position where you should catch the rumble, maybe, and if you do, let me know fast.
at rumble, n.1
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