Twisters

T 5116

We went out for Chinese and afterward on our way back to the car I let loose a fart, and she laughed and then we went out for more Chinese.

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T 5115

She was bald and he asked, Fashion or ill health, and then he made a disparaging comment. But it was illness, alas, and he remained the boor.

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T 5114

Yesterday. And then today. He wants tomorrow, too. But she is unsure. I like dogs, he says suddenly. And he barks. And there is no tomorrow.

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T 5113

Then he smiled and said, I’m not dead yet, but she was, she felt it, and she thought about it and said, One more time, and soon he was dead.

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T 5112

She talked. And talked. Don’t make me start smoking again, he thought to himself. She said, So I did it. He stood up, and went to the store.

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T 5111

She brushes her hair and he says, These pills won’t last. She doesn’t care and that’s really the problem, but neither of them will admit it.

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T 5110

He won the lottery and paid two million people to stand in a field and talk at once. He filmed it and called it The Problem. No one watched.

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T 5109

She tripped and held out her hand. I used to care, he sighed. And she narrowed her eyes until lasers came out and he was burned to charcoal.

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T 5108

There were no more apples at the market. Or pears. I walked home and there was a man with all the fruit. I called him an ass and he laughed.

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T 5107

She feels something on her leg. An umbrella. Belonging to a rather handsome man. You have a run in your stockings, he says. Without passion.

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