Twister 962

He downs his bourbon and sighs and says, We all have to confront betrayal eventually, and the bald bartender says, That was last call, dude.

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Twister 961

It was when he hallucinated an albino tiger coming down the stairway that he realized perhaps the milk in the fridge had gone terribly bad.

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Twister 960

There was a violence to the sky, an ominous shade of gray. But she kept at it, her nimble fingers sculpting the perfect ravioli, one by one.

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Twister 959

He filtered her words, editing them so that he heard only what he needed to hear. Transforming her rant into: I’m useless without your dick.

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Twister 958

He drank too much coffee that morning to worry his doctor. He wanted some TLC. If he was lucky maybe she’d finally agree to go out with him.

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Twister 957

Bob sits there trying to expel the day’s troubles. The difficulties of his life. The grind. What comes out of his ass sounds like an airgun.

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Twister 956

It wasn’t the most appropriate kind of housewarming gift. Nonetheless they did have a basement now. Room to store the mountain of bratwurst.

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Twister 955

The first time he changed his kid’s diaper, he dry-heaved for an hour. The second time he confronted his fears in his own way. He tasted it.

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Twister 954

They were reeling from a crazy MSG high. They drank beer to quench their thirst. And then they went for hot dogs. And then they got married.

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Twister 953

She called him Steampunk. It took him forever to figure out that she was kind of insulting him. Thereby confirming her diagnosis. As it were

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