Twister 2676

He spent his life waiting in lines. He took photos and soon published a book. It was overpriced. And so no one waited in line to purchase it

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Twister 2675

And then the meeting entered a stage where it seemed endless. Eternal. And he noticed his watch had stopped so he wound it. Nothing changed.

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Twister 2674

All his big ideas came while driving. His wife knew how good the idea was by how aggressively he pulled over. She said this at his funeral.

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Twister 2673

They jumped into bed and it fell through the floor and a photo was shot and posted online. That’s how he found his book in the remainder bin

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Twister 2672

The executive complained about his life to the bartender. Then he threw up. Now I have something to complain about, too, the bartender said.

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Twister 2671

They had intimacy issues. Not with each other but even a hint of groping elicited howls from her dogs. Have they seen me naked? he wondered.

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Twister 2670

And so they trundled home discouraged, burdened by life and by the inevitability of failure; by their inability to find proper fitting pants

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Twister 2669

She liked playing with his belly fat while they watched TV, a form of intimacy that left him bereft and insecure. So he stopped watching TV.

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Twister 2668

The convention was a bust. The discussions were boring. And the PhD well known for the way her breasts precede her into a room didn’t attend

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Twister 2667

She sits at her desk, asking questions for surveys. She hordes the answers she likes, keeping them in storage for when she really needs them

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