T 6113

I peeked over at the guy in the urinal to my left, and felt better than I’d felt in a long time. Until I looked over at the guy on my right.

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T 6112

Everyone at the party is handsome and pretty and well dressed and smells nice and he takes it all and thinks, I’d have sex with all of them.

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T 6111

He paints the walls in the front hall and she says, I like that color. He says, It’s the color of the wind. Then she doesn’t like it anymore.

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T 6110

The laughter died down and he said, That’s the last time I bet on love, and then he remembered who he was talking to and he said, I’m sorry.

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T 6109

I was so stoned. I ate some fries but they were limp and unsatisfying. You’re gaining weight, my mother said. I didn’t want to tell her why.

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T 6108

He put down his drink. She had just astonished him. He adjusted himself. She made note, and tasted victory. You’re not man enough, she said.

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T 6107

Our team wins. An eruption of genuine euphoria. The bartender says, Drinks on the house! I put my money down. Don’t harsh my ideology, I say.

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T 6106

He took her to the zoo but all the animals were asleep. Invisible. But not in the reptile house. Now that’s a snake, she said. Scolding him.

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T 6105

She enters his office and says, I brought you lunch, and she closes the door, and unveils an extravagant salad, and he says, Why the hatred?

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T 6104

I sneezed and then sneezed again and then she rubbed my spit off her shoulder and I said, I’m allergic to your cats, and she said, Oh please.

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