Twister 612

He was stuck in that neverland between sleep and needing to pee. The night was over but the day had yet to begin. Story of my life, he sighs

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Twister 611

He takes a look at his feet and realizes he can’t wear flip flops. I’ve become a girl, he tells his wife. I already knew that dear, she says

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Twister 610

She came home and said, I’m pregnant. He said, who’s the father? The answer surprised him. Because they hadn’t been active. Or active enough

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Twister 609

This grocery store is too big. And she’s cold. She just wants to buy some milk, maybe some bread. She ends up spending too much. On cheezies

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Twister 608

The boy runs over to another boy and smacks him. His father asks him why he did it and he shrugs. He never does it again. Until he grows up.

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Twister 607

He opened the door and announced, my nipples are so cold they could cut glass. And then he saw his future inlaws in the kitchen drinking tea

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Twister 606

The door needed new hinges so he went to the hardware store and wandered the aisles buying tools he didn’t need. To fix things. Fix his life

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Twister 605

Ideology is easy, he says. Thinking is hard, he says. I think I need a cheese pizza, he says. Or maybe I’m better off with mushroom, he says

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Twister 604

I want to visit places where people talk funny and I can feel superior. Eat their food and criticize. Make enemies. Fulfill this death wish.

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Twister 603

At the carnival, we played Stump the Stumpie and lost when we couldn’t name fifteen countries in Europe. And then they ran out of corn dogs.

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