Twister 1854

He suffers a restless nap and dreams terrible dreams and he wakes up and kisses and hugs the kids and says, you have a lot explaining to do.

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Twister 1853

She wrapped his guns in tinfoil until they looked like drumsticks and stuck them in the freezer. And then she announced they would be vegan.

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Twister 1852

He wants to fete his adulthood and signal a maturity he is accused of lacking. But he can’t think of anything worthy of the beer before him.

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Twister 1851

The bed had become something that would shock even the horniest teenager. The smell in the room was powerful. The smile on their faces wide.

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Twister 1850

He drove fast all day. He whistled at girls in short shorts. He played football and bled. And that evening his wife made him a salad. Again.

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Twister 1849

She yawned and a large bug flew into her mouth and she swallowed it. And he said, I should be so lucky, and she said, You sound like my mom.

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Twister 1848

She picked his trumpet off the floor and said, You don’t play this anymore. He threw off the sheets and repeated what she’d said. Mockingly.

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Twister 1847

There was food on the floor and clothes up the stairs and and strange, primitive noises emanating the room. The dogs were eating grandfather

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Twister 1846

He orders a beer and says, I only go for the bowlegged girls. Outside, the thunder crashes. We live in a house of cards, the bartender says.

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Twister 1845

The wind lashed at the boat and they held fast. He told her he loved her and always would. And then the wind died down. I panicked, he said.

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