Twister 1142

It’s the tattoo on the back of her calf. He follows it blindly and enters the ladies washroom. And pleads with the cops not to call his wife

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Twister 1141

He wakes up and pees and eats his cereal. He turns on the TV, flips the channels, turns it off. He picks his nose. I’m a lucky guy, he says.

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Twister 1140

The funeral director sold his mailing list to the opera society. That was fodder for some witty repartee at the wine club. But not for long.

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Twister 1139

He played sax badly. But that didn’t stop him from playing on his balcony every night. Until he was shot dead – he didn’t hear the applause.

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Twister 1138

The party was going well until the host got too drunk. And started threatening the children with burnt hot dogs. Then the fighting started.

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Twister 1137

The music sounded dirge-like, which suited his mood just fine. So what if it was his wedding? He knew what it meant. But he managed to smile

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Twister 1136

He took a long nap and woke to the smell of roast beef. His wife saw him and put down her glass of wine. When did you get so fat? she asked.

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Twister 1135

The four boys stood on the bridge throwing pebbles into the waters. Then they threw rocks. Then boulders. And then the smallest boy himself.

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Twister 1134

He survived the shipwreck and washed ashore, where he was met by teenagers who made fun of his ample chest hair. I shoulda drowned, he said.

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Twister 1133

His limp gets more noticeable the further he walks. By the time he’s at the light switch it’s an embarrassment. That was a minute, she says.

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