Twister 1684

One could taste the blood lust in the air, the need for hurt. The ladies surrounded the last bag of candy. And words were no longer working.

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Twister 1683

He came home depressed about his life. What’s wrong? his wife asked. My personal soundtrack’s morphed into something by John Tesh, he sighed

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Twister 1682

Her skin glistens with lotion, heated by the sun’s rays. Her hand on a cocktail. And then the cries of her son, who isn’t getting ice cream.

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Twister 1681

There are so many cars here but none of them are Japanese. And all the drivers look like Kirsten Dunst. And all the men are sad and awkward.

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Twister 1680

Tony got in his white suit and strutted down the street, late for a meeting. Frank called out, Lookin good! Just stayin alive, Tony replied.

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Twister 1679

He thought he was alone in the train but he heard a tiny popping sound. He went to examine it and found a tiny old lady. I farted, she said.

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Twister 1678

He heard trumpets and thought for sure he had expired but he opened his eyes and crawled out of the rubble and caught the end of the parade.

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Twister 1677

And they gorged themselves on the gravy, finally, because they heard the monster approaching and they didn’t want to share anything with it.

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Twister 1676

He spends an hour deciding what to wear. He’s late again, and he rushes for the door. You’re not going out dressed like that, his wife says.

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Twister 1675

He says, Let’s drive around the city eating Chinese food and killing people. She nuzzles his neck and says, Only if I get to do the killing.

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