2495 16 15
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2495 33 20
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He shows a wreaking disregard for the safety of others
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2495 16 10
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you think it knows about getting us as far as wehave, to the here we are now boathouse where we can stop holding onto our worldweary chains so much. How else can I slap this thing into a new clay pot for you? All those things that are…
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2494 9 6
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A friend of mine recently died and went to Heaven, or so I innocently thought. It was only when I received a letter a month later postmarked “The Island of Final Regrets” that I realized he was still in transit.
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2492 20 13
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I heard today about your friend
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2491 1 1
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A cat terrorizes a small family. They fight back.
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2491 24 4
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A woman’s hair is her crowning glory, my grandmother always said.
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2490 14 3
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You should really see my father's bunions. They are as obnoxious as fuchsia bowling bowls.
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2490 25 10
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You said it was easier when you were ten and could play Risk with a girl and it was a game, not foreplay.
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2489 13 12
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You drink in women's bodies, without reserve. You take a sip at the post office, a gulp at the gym, a teensy taste when we walk together. Tonight you even indulged as we were looking for a parking spot and passed some twenty-somethings, then followed up w
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2489 10 10
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... and you can’t balance your checkbook or divide a three-way bill in a restaurant but you can still recite all the sixteen ways of SHAUN CASSIDY TELLS: 16 WAYS TO TURN ME ON!
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2487 4 2
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This is my motorcycle. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My motorcycle is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life. Without me, my motorcycle
is useless. Without my motorcycle, I am useless.
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2485 7 2
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I want separate twilight
a room with no candles, plates, phones or music
a glass ceiling to smash when my head's full
I want tiny hand-
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2484 11 7
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Wrapping Kevin It was his last…
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2484 1 2
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I can't remember the last dog I spayed. It's possible that one of the techs gave her a dose of preansethetic in her cage before I came in, so that when I met her, she was already a little…
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2483 1 1
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Closing my eyes, I try to breathe it all in, absorb the divine presence that is supposed to be here. Faith by osmosis. I guess it doesn’t work that way.
God has to be here. Why else would these people be here? Why else would the congregation return w
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2482 26 22
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After this last death, I lose at musical chairs. Rough strangers shove me toward the carved door. Feeling fierce, I yell, “Don't push me!” House racked with noise, smells, rushing, I turn the…
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2480 13 6
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she's greeting everyone like she's the new fucking Queen of England with her size Z tits, the sequined gown clinging to her overstuffed figure like a mold she'll have to live with,
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2480 25 19
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My mother was a child of the death camps, passed her adolescence there. Survived.
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2479 15 14
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I first met death in an alley.
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2479 2 2
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“Nag, nag, nag. This time I’m leaving and I’m not coming back.”
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2479 22 8
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"...when my daddy found out about Jasper, it was too late— mama was already round-&-radiant with Jasper's child. "
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2479 7 2
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Miss Dolan was different in the way she wore her short, curly hair, and in the way she swung her long, well toned arms as she walked so flawlessly across the classroom.
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2478 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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2478 1 0
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- Do you get out much, Professor?
- How so? You mean to lectures?
- No, I mean, you know, say, a walk in the park, or, take in a movie, or, maybe take a chick out to dinner, show her a good time, get a few drink
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2476 10 0
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Somewhere there are fires burning in oil barrels, ragged homeless men warming torn-mittened hands―one day I'll be with them.
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2476 2 3
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Suddenly it’s as though a wild creature has swung in from a tree through an open skylight. Everyone in the place recoils and looks around to see if there might be others like her. But it’s just her.
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2474 12 8
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I'm slim, baby, caramelized as a Slo-Poke buried in the fatty acids of some old dog's guts. The way they creep, frantic with finesse, free, locking their eyes in the dental mirror. It's wrong, maybe, but who'd dare to declaw them? Look at it from their angle, the one that…
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2471 10 6
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If you could look out to either side of you, you'd see the signs. Restricted Area, Danger Keep Out.
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2470 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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