Finished Folds (8141—8160)
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2And the howling wind rushed in. A blur swooped. She was 1 mile off the ground, held onto by Reeve's teeth. He was flying, dressed like superman with a cape on his wheelchair. They
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3her silly flesh flap. "You stupid twit. There are no nerve endings in human brains." She sucked on the welt. She could taste the porky sourness of the brain solution. The robot
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2But the horse would not bite. He could smell her fear through the flour and honey. Her fear that he would reject her. Now that was what got the stallion excited. He controlled this
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3had sold tons of worthless foam crap to idiotic public on slogans like this. Or at least that's what the man said at the bar. He was alone. He was drinking. He was on the clock and
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4nesting micro-bats make love in your skin. The train has a porter who carries a golden back scratcher but you have to answer this riddle in order to have him scratch you. It's old
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3by suffocating him with the sheepskin car seat cover. Just as he opened the door the police cruiser pulled up behind him. "Hey," the cop said with his head out the window. Glen sat
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5walked up her front porch. The dog launched itself at him. It gripped his arm. Luckily he had leather crash suit on but still. This was going to leave a bruise. Just then Warren
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1She went for a second look. The shards moved and she fell into the hole. She banged against the sides and she fell in the bottomless pit. Her screams were pointless in the infinite
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4thing was to fart just after she slapped it on. A big white cloud shot out. He had full view of it's mass and directional flow. The nurse didn't get mad because he was baby, but
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1You were rich, rich and stuck out in the middle of the ocean. You could fly in girls and the latest DVD's but somehow it still felt like prison. Soon you start to get the madness
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1No, in fact it might assure his position of Toyota's top robot because he had killed the top engineer and his family. He was horrified when he saw the model that was to replace
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2ia Labeouf and he skidded across the runway. A runway model stepped on his thumb meat with 9 inch heels and punctured it. Caught, she tripped (too much coke + kettle1), her mirror
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4totally aggressive. It reminded him of the man who worked at the pet shop. The man that had touched mommy like that. The man in the leotards. He was a cruel man. He kept the fish
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4It was one of those really secure ones. Not the kind with a lock. The kind that had to be welded onto you. I took it down to the metal shop and was ravaged by Magnuson. He was
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3like the regents of the outer worlds, he took time off to attend a molecular cruiser races. He hid the bitter regret proper to his station in life when his cruiser mowed down the
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3Lights stretched like melting plastic around him. Gravitational forces surged. It felt like a waterfall in his chest. His eyelids distended until he could feel the cold around
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5She walked into the bar and said, "Which one of you is a tough guy?" No one raised their hands. "A Bar full of wimps, eh?" Then a man chalking his cue said, "What is that you
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1The weight was pressing back on him. The tendons in his neck were as tight as guitar strings. His elbows quivered. And then his hands started to move. The sweat caused his grip to
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6The file cabinet contained it all. When she was blabbing with the others she never let her eyes rest on it. No no no no. That would be too obvious. But when she was sure she was
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3Turn right. Turn left. Straight ahead three three lengths. Left. Now dial in the code. Wait three seconds. Enter the anagram. The door should open upwards. And there it was the