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Cerberin: The Heartbreaker of the Suicide Tree
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Cerberin: The Heartbreaker of the Suicide Tree

Posted on . by Justin • 42 Comments

My faithful readers are aware of my desire for things to be named as they are. It avoids confusion, and life is too short to be dazed and confused. So when I read about Cerbera odollam, the “Suicide Tree,” I get a warm, tingly feeling. Not because I’m some sort of sociopath, well, maybe just … Continue reading →

Oleander: Poisonous and Kind of a Dick
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Oleander: Poisonous and Kind of a Dick

Posted on . by Justin • 20 Comments

A mystery writer friend asked me about oleander, the evergreen shrub that thrives throughout the southern United States, a little while back. Being the smart-ass that I am, I asked her who she was planning to kill and she said a dog. What, what, what? Relax, it’s a dog in the mystery novel she’s writing. … Continue reading →

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