Twisters

T 3745

Their talk turned to love finally and he said, I have to warn you, and she said, Not yet, and he said, I’m going to compare you to my mother

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T 3744

The kids are put to bed. The parents go out to the backyard and get stoned. But their munchies go unmunched; the kids have eaten everything.

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T 3743

By the time she was through with her shower, he’d sliced his finger peeling potatoes, reevaluated his life, and decided he was gay all along

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T 3742

The guys were so dumbstruck by the MILFs that their food court pad thai grew cold and chewy and more inedible than when they’d ordered them.

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T 3741

They went to the bar and were assaulted by the stench of loneliness. So it has come to this, he said. She sat down and said, Don’t you start

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T 3740

The car came to a stop. We’re finally out of gas, he said. But it’s an electric, she said. And at that moment he felt old, and out of touch.

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T 3739

She spilled her water on his pants and he said, Well hello there, and she wanted to cry, because she didn’t spill the water on the cute guy.

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T 3738

They met under an oak in the woods behind their houses and ate illicit things and years later they met again and lamented what they had lost

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T 3737

The bills from their vacation spill across the table. Snowflakes; no two are alike, but each means the same thing. Get the matches, he says.

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T 3736

The guys went shopping and two of them argued over the definition of “large,” and they punched each other out just to reclaim their manhood.

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