Finished Folds (1341—1360)
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1"This is what it has come to," said Morton. "I know," said Mildred. Morton paged through the pamphlet about how to manifest reality, thinking "We already have one." The envelope
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4knew what that meant, so we all agreed to sit together on the curb outside our favorite mercado in the nice Angeleno sun, as a challenge to the real bloodsuckers.
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2ing for fresh meat, beer and pretzels. My wolf pack trotted through the wintry dream forest, and then we scented the delicious monkey peeps leaving the crazy dreams of their
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6not the residuals. I'm an artist and observer." At another table, Thick Hatch sipped the hot water he had boiled with his own Qi. No leaf had ever fallen into his cup. Even so,
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5The flight attendant came along on her Velcro shoes. "Peanuts or almonds, Mr. Whitman?" She noticed his six-shooters. "TBH, ma'am, I could go for a breakfast burrito and a liter of
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2Dave Bowman stared at the rotary dial phone that had appeared on his table. The blue tofu was okay, but after the trip he'd been through, he was thinking some spicy Mexican cuisine
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2, did her best to tell the truth re: the palm trees to their tenders. Some of them regretted their queries and glared at her. "We are all here to test each other," Mary thought, as
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6And he would always set them down gently in a nice park far from his path of anguished destruction. He knew it was for the best. King Kong hadn't done too well, and so Gojira
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7slapped a Ghost Balm patch on the back of my neck and headed into the bomb-blasted ruins. The screams I heard were only my own as I trod over treacherous footing toward my goal:
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0del mar de palabras a veces me hace
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4EMF pulser out of the shed. His best friend Joe and Joe's wife Sally noticed this and helped set up drone defense. They were just trying to have a darn backyard BBQ! Silent shadows
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4when it went down the most boring alley imaginable, as it turned out. Meanwhile I went through worry, anger, abandonment, despair, internet frenzy, and grief. But it did return ...
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4-- I just hung my head. I was mostly immune to physical and energy attacks, but just hearing that really got to me. It took quite a while before we eventually worked things out.
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6Their awards and accolades were bitter mockery if they didn't notice my morbid nuances. Even I couldn't see myself in my pantomime mirror. I started to tear the walls away ...
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11That's when I knew Chaz's account had been hacked. He was the type to include glagolithic puns and a few runes in his password. But who had the means, and the motive? My monitor
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6dagger crest. She breathed in qi and I summoned dark matter. She glided into the car with a sigh. Whatever confluence had made her obese also made her fantastic, so I just drove.
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4where Julia Child went to learn cryptographic cookery. I thought I was clever to set up automatic searches using a Google/Goliath loopback, but now the black choppers threatened to
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3Dad was grilling steaks in our back yard when three mean-looking drones transited our airspace. I went to get my drone-blaster, but Dad stopped me. He nodded toward their goal:
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5Somehow they were all out of chicken jokes. Betty, Margaret and Josie went through the motions, eating bugs, leaving circles, but not saying much. It was springtime, and yet
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3Grato told his brother last. "I won the one-way ticket to Mars." Santuur imploded. "I need to go, bro. The structures are mapped. I need to see for myself, to touch the glyphs, to