T 5261

The room overlooks the ocean. The gentle sound of waves laps over them as they fall into bed. She kisses him. I really have to pee, he says.

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T 5260

The craving overcame him. So he ran into the schnitzel house and took a seat. Do you have any pad thai? he implored. And they threw him out.

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T 5259

The car pulls up. The man inside is dressed as if he’s from 50 years ago. The car’s a time machine, he says. So I bought the vacuum cleaner.

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T 5258

Toward the end of the date, I said, You’re like decaffeinated coffee, and then she started talking about her mother, and then I fell asleep.

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T 5257

The phone rings and the stranger’s voice talks of an all-you-can-eat buffet, and she doesn’t hang up. Because she’s thinking dirty thoughts.

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T 5256

He sets the cutlery. Everything’s perfect. The doorbell rings. They sit to eat. He compliments her hair. And then she stabs him with a fork.

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T 5255

The mascot takes off its head. Underneath the cartoonish lizard exterior lives a sensitive soul. A youngster pricks him. And he bleeds green.

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T 5254

He opens the door quietly and tiptoes to the bedroom. Where were you? she says from somewhere in the dark. He figures it’s a trick question.

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T 5253

He’d gone into ornithology for this moment. This reason. All the schooling. He leans in close. You’re quite a bird, he whispers into her ear.

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T 5252

It was a simple trick she’d learned in high school. She could put her entire fist in her mouth. But it sent the wrong signal. It always did.

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