1949 26 17
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Everybody in Amsterdam spoke English, and unlike the French, they didn't pretend that they didn't.
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37 26 2
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List all your business online now.go to www.geminimarketing.co.za if you are looking to sell your business online or advertise your business it is advisable to trywww.geminimarketing.co.za.you will get the best clientel there as we have got a lot of traffic…
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This test should not be a riddle, it's a simple yes/no. The answer should settle curiosity with an image. One line or two, plus or minus. I say something like this, and the customer service rep asks me to hold.Thing is, I know the answer. I'm moody. My breasts feel like…
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1779 26 9
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So they told him he better get ready to join the army because that’s where it was at, for him. After all, not everybody could split coconuts with their hands.
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1472 26 16
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Poets are more like Jesus,/
suffering the cross
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1594 26 6
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She was flying back in the morning, returning to a long-distance boyfriend I believed she had cheated on while she was here but didn’t ask about because I thought it would have been too obvious and somehow ungentlemanly.
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1580 26 20
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People go through life all the time with only one kidney, or with some of their female-parts removed.
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1805 26 17
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The Batman says it's his birthday. I take him at his word.
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1773 26 16
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So, we are all healthy but suffering financially, not equally so, and the tendency to suffer financially has been caused by humbling ourselves to particular men. We take a quiz in moral values, phrased as a party game.
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2632 26 25
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You leave your husband and go to the nursery at 2 a.m., painted so cute, go to them, and that’s the only place you want to be, and there’s no chance to leave, or trust they will be okay if you turn your back on them. They won’t. SIDS. Meningitis. A
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1375 26 13
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1721 26 11
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...there is something quite delicious about the air between people strange to each other, something that makes my skin crackle alive with the possibility of touch...
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1945 26 26
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Hers is the kind of crazy that can't be masked. She's worn it on her sleeves since tenth grade.
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1810 26 13
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A response to Darryl Price's "Hello Is All There Is".
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1868 26 20
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He boarded the wrong plane. (Hey, it could happen. Maybe not after 9/11, but certainly before)
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1623 26 18
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Watching water fall in the longest waterfall/
becomes immediately tedious
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1726 26 18
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sooner or later you realize
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1700 26 10
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I avert my gaze to the crab grass pushing through broken concrete, the spent condoms, the empty vodka nips rolling at her stockinged feet...
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1622 26 17
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My wife tells me I should marry Pam. “She would be good for you,” she says.
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1650 26 18
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Rothko explored horizons,/
blurring figure and ground/
by omitting the figure.
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1843 26 25
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There's no surcease from heat, no "cool of the evening," like the songs say about summer in the South. Those songwriters sat under fans in the Brill Building in downtown Manhattan.
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1740 26 13
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I greatly enjoyed imagining each wonton was one of my personal enemies and then biting it in half and pretending I could hear it screaming piteously as I chuckled and dragged out the chewing.
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1943 26 18
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I am complicit in the darkness
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1630 25 17
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Whole frogs are/
too difficult.
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1402 25 17
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2060 25 13
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Her addiction started with dry roasted nuts, and quickly jumped to peanuts. At her worst, she was consuming a large glass jar of peanuts daily. She loved while hating their salty taste and greasy feel, the repetition of tossing them into her mouth. …
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I write to you from waiting for the world to end. I will leave this in a desk drawer.
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742 25 10
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1438 25 20
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I read my book of names. Over and over again. Our name appeared in the newspaper 254,991 times between 1896 and 1944.
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2049 25 14
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I haven’t made the headlines yet. Maybe I never will. In a city like this, it probably takes more than this to get the helicopters in the air.
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