Finished Folds (41—60)
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3at her with a sneer curling his lips, she decided that she'd finally had enough. In one smooth motion she whipped off her bra and wound it around his neck as a makeshift garrote.
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3heavily salivating jowls. "Fogley, you dumb dog!" I yelled. "Spit it out, right now!" I chased him across the yard but his stout legs carried his barrel body at surprising speeds.
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7carried a faint aroma of vinyl and oranges. I hadn't seen it person for decades, but I remembered that the iconic bathing cap appeared somewhere in a family photo album.
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3disappearance into the beyond. I withdrew all of my money and booked a private jet straight to the Bermuda Triangle, excited to end my existence. I was never seen alive again.
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3the turgid river. With the rain season almost over, the banks of the river struggled to contain the writhing water. He sank beneath the surface and his horse whinnied in pleasure.
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4Of course, it is impossible for a human to survive with so few organs. G.I. Joe passed away on the 11th of July from complete body disintegration.
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5Unfortunately, the money seemed to disappear somewhere between the fundraising event and the eagerly waiting research team. Nobody could work out where the funds had vanished to.
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2other's shoulders. But we'll never know for sure, because there were no witnesses. In fact, we're not even certain that the alleged events occurred on a Wednesday.
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2and pain was meaningless. As the sheep rotated over the fire its life flashed before its eyes - grassy meadows, nights huddled with the flock... Its final words? "Screw you, Mary!"
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2and cracked her knuckles threateningly. An involuntary shiver of fear ran down my spine. Beefa Weefa barely came up to my armpits, but I had the feeling she could kick my arse.
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3on. "Would anybody like a tea?" the gracious host offered. The heron squawked right in his ear, but the only sign he'd heard the noise was a slight wince.
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4tensed. His firm fingers flew in a flurry of fleeting flicks. The encroaching masses of eyeballs didn't stand a chance. The baby, held between her father's knees, wailed.
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3slow-cooking me in the summer heat. We walked another block but I couldn't go on any further. "Please," I panted, "it's so hot in the sun. Can we take a break?" She looked at me.
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1to the families of the victims. No amount of money could cover the psychologist's fees for people who'd had to scrape their cousins off the walls of the town hall.
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2but the employee said I needed to have a receipt as proof of purchase. Next, I tried abandoning them in the shopping centre, but before I escaped they put an announcement over the
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14America's legal justice system. Nobody cared about laws and regulations anymore. They didn't have time. In the town's broken, ravaged streets, it was only a game of survival.
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4been haunted for as long as I could remember, but the vengeful ghoul who inhabited it was pretty chill with me. "Steve," I said, "I'm having a moment. Can you haunt me alter?"
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7Even from the lifeboat, I could hear his stomach rumbling as he stood on the ship's deck metres away. He turned and vanished into the bowels of the ship. I wondered if I'd ever see
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1go to the store to purchase more honey, he found himself in a sticky situation. Slim got wedged in the doorway. His bloated, honey-filled stomach couldn't be squeezed through.
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6store on behalf of their dear deer. "Okay. Gun, ski masks, cash sack," the leader said. "Check, check and check!" said his accomplice. "I want it in cash!" Bambi yelled after them.