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There's no recourse to protect you if a swapper doesn't follow through, so plan for a successful trade by drawing up a contract, suggests Lammers. The dramaturge I worked with for 10 years insisted that I not be known as a gay playwright," explains the Los Angeles-based writer, whose slice-of-life comedies include Pot Morn, Wife Swappers, and Happytime Xmas. Knuckleball pitcher Jim Bouton ripped the lid off of professional baseball's Ward Cleaver packaging with his pussy-and-pills 1970 memoir Ball Four; two years later Yankee pitchers Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich became the most famous wife swappers in the country. |
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