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PinnedJim MercurioinSlackjawI Work With A Hottie, But I Don’t Make It Creepy At AllI deserve a medal for being such a nice guyJun 1967Jun 1967
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Jim MercurioinDigital Global TravelerNorth Hollywood Tales—Directing My Life in the City of AngelsJon Crier played me in a movie — then I ran into himJul 1612Jul 1612
Jim MercurioinMuddyUmI, Optimus Prime, Will Rise as Your UrologistThe Last Knight of Your ProstateJul 626Jul 626
Jim MercurioinScreenwriting & StorytellingSoulmates: Why Dilemma Is So Important in Love StoriesThe key to making your romances workJul 324Jul 324
