T 3740

The car came to a stop. We’re finally out of gas, he said. But it’s an electric, she said. And at that moment he felt old, and out of touch.

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T 3739

She spilled her water on his pants and he said, Well hello there, and she wanted to cry, because she didn’t spill the water on the cute guy.

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T 3738

They met under an oak in the woods behind their houses and ate illicit things and years later they met again and lamented what they had lost

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T 3737

The bills from their vacation spill across the table. Snowflakes; no two are alike, but each means the same thing. Get the matches, he says.

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T 3736

The guys went shopping and two of them argued over the definition of “large,” and they punched each other out just to reclaim their manhood.

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T 3735

I thought I loved her. But you should see how she dresses the baby. I mean, my kid looks like a douchebag. So, like, going the condom route.

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T 3734

He takes a bite of the pie and moans and she sneers at him and says, What do you know about pleasure? and he doesn’t have an answer for her.

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T 3733

Her shoe flew by his head and then he finished throwing up and he said, Thank God for sea sickness! This was already the best vacation ever.

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T 3732

The guys stopped drinking their beers then. He had just admitted he was facing a “revolution of love” and the pity in the bar was palpable.

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T 3731

He feels alone, but that’s because he’s sitting behind a giant mound of food, and everyone else in here is ignoring him from the other side.

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