Twister 2275

We entered the bar but it was full of Australians and we had learned a long time ago that we couldn’t out drink that bunch. So we went home.

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Twister 2274

He ended the party by reciting a poem with an awful meter and rhymes that made him the unsexiest person alive. That’s what we told the cops.

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Twister 2273

Tomatoes littered the area. The place reeked of an imagined violence. The cops arrived. I just want to make my special sauce, Jim explained.

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Twister 2272

They wandered the fairgrounds, pained by nostalgia, by waves of memory. He could hear the sounds of his youth. I shit my pants here, he said

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Twister 2271

This was the end of things. Literally. The cul-de-sac was creepy, the houses covered in vegetation. Hold me, she said. And he becomes a man.

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Twister 2270

The kid is severely disappointed that his father has no super powers. That he doesn’t even own a cape. I know how you feel, his mother says.

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Twister 2269

The professional artists scorned the free buffet table for its lack of free range meats. The amateur artists ate everything. And were sated.

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Twister 2268

When they discovered how serious he was, the women melted chocolate and poured it in his underwear drawer. And then he became vengeful, too.

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Twister 2267

And he saw the error of his ways. He realized imagining naked women all the time based on mere photos was wrong. But he would not apologize.

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Twister 2266

It took Alan a while to realize he had become the kind of person he didn’t like. He celebrated with cake and bourbon. Because he hated cake.

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