Twisters

T 4215

He returned disheveled and this aroused her suspicion and he said, I was mugged, but he didn’t tell her how totally sexy the mugger had been.

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T 4214

She was self-conscious now, for obvious reasons. This was her first night out since the diagnosis. Your disease makes me sick, her date said.

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T 4213

The lack of discipline in self flush toilets. Not the proper conversation while entertaining. The souffle fell! she yelled from the kitchen.

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T 4212

The date was going so well. I’m enjoying myself, she said. What fools we be, he replied pretentiously. And then she punched him in the nuts.

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T 4211

She was a successful actress once. Before the tabloid thing. So she accepts the ad for corn chips. Maybe it’ll get me laid again, she thinks.

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T 4210

He watches her blow the balloon to its limit. She ties it and smiles. He starts to say something. Get your mind out of the gutter, she says.

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T 4209

The club is crowded with sweat and wanting. She reaches out to him. You dance funny, she says. I’m wearing my sister’s underwear, he replies.

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T 4208

He dug the Galaxie 500 reference in the Liz Phair song and felt good about himself until some kids came along listening to way cooler stuff.

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T 4207

She fills his glass. He is besotted. I am besotted, he tells her. Much later that night he says, I am no longer besotted. And she knows why.

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T 4206

The jeans made me look old and I complained about it and the clerk said, Not old but maybe middle aged, so I left and bought bourbon instead.

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