T 6426

Then the smarmy sommelier brought us the wine. Just holding the bottle made me nervous. Can’t we just look at it? I asked. My date hated me.

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T 6425

His hands are tied when he slides off the chair. He struggles to stand but the effort defeats him; he’s too greasy. She can’t stop laughing.

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T 6424

The chair was comfortable. Don’t get too comfortable, she said as she made her way to the bedroom. I thought sexy thoughts. And fell asleep.

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T 6423

I have a big mouth, I warn her. But she doesn’t care. Not now. And we kiss. It’s not so big, she says. And that is the worst backlash of all.

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T 6422

At school, my teachers complained I didn’t try hard enough. I come by it honestly. Yes, it makes a huge difference. Don’t try and change me.

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T 6421

The oak was of a majestic height. It dominated the field and made everything look tiny in comparison. Well, that’s what I told her at least.

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T 6420

The runners stood waiting for the man to shoot the starter’s pistol but he suffered a heart attack. And the athletes didn’t know what to do.

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T 6419

The mechanic says something about my crank shaft and he keeps talking but I’m dead inside anyway, and I told my wife she was right about me.

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T 6417

When they were radiant, love was easy and laughter easier. They ate brilliantly and travelled to bright places. But then they got really old.

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T 6416

We were trouble. We talked about murder like it was eating chips. But regular chips. Not, like, Doritos. Those things are sodium bombs, man.

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