T 6385

I rang her doorbell and waited. I thought about all the things that had led me to this moment. By the time she opened the door I was crying.

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T 6384

The men on TV talk about food, using words nobody can admit to not understanding. I love these guys, coos my wife, while I attack the nachos.

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T 6383

He told his parents about his new love. She makes me bigger, he said. This made his mother happy. His father too. But for different reasons.

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T 6382

We had a lot to do and she told me to make a list so I mimed a sinking ship and she said, Oh you handsome sailor, and then I had to propose.

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T 6381

This guy told me he doesn’t drink coffee in front of women because he has a weak bladder. I thought that’s so sexist but then he peed on me.

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T 6380

We boarded the plane and I sat next to a heavy woman with bad breath. Her clothes didn’t work. She was grumpy. I’m no catch either, I sighed.

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T 6379

And then came the clowns and fat men bearing lewd whirligigs and naked trapeze artists and she turned to me and said, Are we this desperate?

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T 6378

He closed the door and urgently rummaged through her files. The door opened. She stood there, shocked. Have you seen my underwear? he asked.

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T 6377

The house smells of wet dogs and dirty children, and he doesn’t know what she sees in him. She breathes in the air and says, I love history.

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T 6376

He got behind the velvet rope. It was a total miracle. He met a supermodel and made his move. I wrote a book, she said. And he slinked away.

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