Twister 762

He liked his steak rare. He robbed convenience stores when he could. He treated his girlfriends brutally. And he still lived with his mother

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Twister 761

It was more flirting than jogging but they ran into a cloud of mosquitoes and then they slid on some dog shit and that ended the flirtation.

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Twister 760

He played the mandolin brilliantly but that turned off all the girls he wanted to sleep with. Even though he could play a killer Billy Jean.

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Twister 759

Each time he came home to his family and saw food on the table he swelled with pride. With what he could provide. Except on nights like this

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Twister 758

They met in front of the library and they knew. He took her hands. She broke into song. There was dancing. This is the wrong movie, he said.

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Twister 757

They spoke on the phone because he loved the sound of her voice and he imagined happy, lovely things. And because he looked like a gargoyle.

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Twister 756

The argument was an ideological one, based on memories, beliefs, upbringing. Sal said GI Joe. Bill said Barbie. Their marriage wouldn’t last

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Twister 755

He looks at himself in the mirror and pinches his belly fat. He picks up the phone and calls his dad. Thanks for the violin lessons, he says

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Twister 754

Atop the rise, the old house stands silhouetted by the evening’s last light. Inside, desperate men await on dusty couches, clutching c-notes

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Twister 753

They loved each other but their parts didn’t fit. Love hurt. One night he said, Your foot tastes like shit. That’s not my foot, she replied.

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