Finished Folds (441—460)
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0She took notes for Lasseter who had been a drooling lunatic since working the lot. She "transcribed" them, looping the info through her second head with Walt's brain and into Pixar
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3were confused about?" His pool cue was the only thing steadying his quaking knees. "The place is called Super Weenie Hut Jr. with a Unicorn on the sign. No tough guys here lady!"
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0Fran Drescher, from her birth place to the scenic dumpster behind which she received her first kiss, following her third "encounter" with the Tastee Freeze night manager. The Nanny
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2trying to sell as much booze and under the counter drugs as he could before the owner got back. The novelty t-shirts and knick knacks were a favor to the excise cops' "niece".
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4And the parade lines reformed for the ribbon cutting. My parents were in the brass section & Meryl with her flute. They played & marched & I cut open the gift. And the parade lines
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4He was sweating again. It happened all the time now. Every time he used his Power, it poured off his forehead and down his nose, dripping onto her face. "Why'd you name it 'Power'?
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0The soup was good. Great in fact. The croutons in the center mixed with the heavy cream that pooled beneath it & swirled lusciously within. Maybe his favorite soup ever. "Terrible"
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4The fat marker bulged in his pocket. He looked around and entered the bathroom undetected. Her number was crumpled in his pocket and his hand shook as he removed it. He scrawled
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1The television played the national anthem. It was pitch black and flickers and he'd nodded again. He hadn't heard a channel go off air since he got cable, but ghost are sentimental
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2Storm clouds drifted across his bedroom floor. It'd be an awful night & he could hear harps foretelling. The violins stabbed at the air. Whatever nightmare awoke him wasn't over.
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4He held his breath and handed her the envelope. Her man's last words were written on it, and they were for his wife. She paused and opened it, grimacing. His wife would never see.
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0The wheel turned and she was transfixed. Only half a turn to go and her life changed forever. She'd win thirty seven dollars. It was enough to buy the used bicycle. It spun like
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1If a vampire bit you, you became a vampire. If a werewolf bit you, you became a werewolf. Mummies wanted to wrap you up. Where were the monsters who didn't want you to join a club?
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5There was a window of time & he used it to buy turtle necks. He washed them in holy water and then sewed packets of garlic salt into the neck seams. He wasn't ready for a werewolf
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2The crates held everything that was important to him. The rooms were empty and waiting to be vacated and he'd stuffed what was left of his family into the crates. His new life'd be
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2He clamored for the phone. One more digit and he'd get 911, but he'd dropped it with the last punch and it cracked a few feet away. There was blood too, but she hadn't noticed it
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3His belated birthday greeting was as sincere as he could make it, six months late. He'd been meaning to get around to giving her the gift he'd bought a month late, but until she
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3I need a venti, seven pump, soy, no water chai. So anyway, these lines are like productivity centers. So long, you can answer about twenty emails before - hey! don't spit in my
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3Phil's brain was attached to four hundred electrodes and resided inside a basin of electrolyte infused saline. Anita kept reaching in to rub it lovingly, but the robot hand smacked
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1He immediately volunteered to do the eulogy, but only between the governor and the police chief. He dropped a few names & flashed a picture of himself with Dr. Phil. The body rose