Finished Folds (401—420)
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5? Science deals with observation. But with humanities, I can prolong any decision through a perpetual dialectic until I croak in which case, no decision was made! Yes!
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2I said, no MORE SPANISH!
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4No more Spansih!
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2Timmy was a fool. He was a fool for death.
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2height of my father, I didn't need him either. I needed nothing. Purely self-sufficient. I needed no stinking badges. I needed no friends. I needed no food. I needed no love.
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2-husband's was a nasty bit of business but it greased the palm well. Math was my strong suit. My mind was a steel trap. Susia Quark had the pesky chalk all over her thighs.
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3of York was upstairs with master Wayne making very rude and very loud noises. This made Alfred uncomfortable because he would have to pretend he heard nothing.
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4myself. I would bake a pizza then knock on my own door. While this was fun at first I caused myself to have a split personality. I was my normal self, and then a cabbie named Dean.
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1said, "I uh...uh...I uh..." the Teacher waited patiently. She could play this game. The Teacher said, "Yes?" The girl stammered and stammered, she could see there was 5 minutes lef
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4for dead bodies known as necrophilia. But she was all mine. We planned our wedding in the funeral parlor where we'd first met.
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3is actually speaking to people face to face. It's gross actually. You can see their nostrils and hear them breathe. Sometimes you can ever smell their breath. GROSS! Bodies disgust
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2Thought Matilda as she walked down the ethnic food aisle. She thought she could see a chubby logger smirking at the end of the aisle. Was it him?
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2ride that wave of sadness. My surfboard would be loneliness and I would hang a morbid ten on that wave of sadness. My inner pain was like a frozen burned out forest with just one
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4but my crystal child cackled. It cackled in a strange multivoiced way. His words sounded like metal. It said, "Oh daddy, do you think you're little bed time stories could mean anyt
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5baby had her father's eyes on the mobile above the crib. Rosemary had ripped the father's eyes and dangled them over the baby's crib to help her sleep. But they eyes were
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3Mandibles was the name of Paul's cat. What Imogene meant was something trippy. Paul wrote a response to Imogene's letter on the back of a giant
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1What's love got to do with it?
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1And by oyster what I really mean is a giant, gooey
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2that "Trix are for kids!" This official then had to to face a giant
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2So we told Uncle Larry, "Take a hike, pal." And take a hike he did. It was a hike of adventures, fantastical beasts and untold luxuries. The trail head was right smack dab in