T 5538

The promise of a sun dappled room. He wakes and kisses her. You smell like a fish, she says. You’re so whiny, he replies. And the day begins.

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T 5537

The dust settled over the town. The sheriff said, We need a drycleaner or whatnot. His deputy held his gun tight. He felt change in the wind.

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T 5536

The cop enters the bar and orders a beer, and the bartender says, How do you feel about gay marriage? and the cop says, I’ve had a long day.

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T 5535

She watches as he cuts his toenails and listens as they ricochet across the floor. She wants to touch him. You teach me about love, she says.

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T 5534

He opens the fridge and says, There’s nothing to eat, and everyone reacts with panic, and grandpa says, Back in my day, and the day is done.

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T 5533

Typically, the shopping cart with the broken wheel. Don’t buy that detergent, don’t. Oh, look, cracker samples. What is big box make-up sex?

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T 5532

And she suggested a picnic. And his friend called with tickets to the game. It’s not easy being a guy, he said. And she suggested a chablis.

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T 5531

She barges in to his apartment, takes an onion out of her purse and slams it onto the counter. Cut it! she cries. So he knows how she feels.

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T 5530

He called his mother and he said, We’re in Zanzibar, and she said, Gesundheit, and then he realized that all the years of therapy had failed.

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T 5529

I could if you would but she won’t so I can’t. And then the ocean of her incomprehension meets the poetry of his selfishness and she leaves.

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