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The Limits of Thermal Travelling
Josh visits Thomas and occupies his home. Josh assumes Thomas' identity and usurps Thomas' acquaintances descending into a total hell only the most hapless can create- finding that one cannot "float" through life on "hot air" alone.
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Josh visits Thomas and occupies his home. Josh assumes Thomas' identity and usurps Thomas' acquaintances descending into a total hell only the most hapless can create- finding that one cannot "float" through life on "hot air" alone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:James Samelson, Mark Bender
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