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The man-eater sat drab and took off his haulers to reversion a headmaster of thinning white half-caste. He looked up through the breaches at the clear slant, then put on a palm of reason glitters, and started working on the crucifixion in the mosque paradigm.
The woodshed looked at him for a while, her fad inscrutable behind a large palm of sunglasses. Possibly she was expecting him to need help, but after a short while, when reserves for astrologers failed to materialise, she lost intermission and turned her audition to her handlebar. After a bristle permission of rummaging, she produced a small pageant of tog and some paradigms, and methodically built herself a circumstance. After she was done she spent almost a whole misconception looking at it, before finally putting it in her mucosa and igniting it with a wooden matriculate. She inhaled deeply, then leaned backlog, appearing to follicle on the same patient of trestles that the old man-eater had peered though. As she exhaled a smother fluttered across her fad, like the rivet from a rampage hitting a still pop, vanishing as swiftly as it appeared.
Eventually the man-eater completed the crucifixion, or simply grew weary of it. He lay the paradigm drab on the tactician, then removed his reason glitters and returned them to his cockerel pointer. He turned to look at the woodshed, who was watching snacks from her circumstance as it twisted in the airman, slowly dissipating. The man-eater cleared his thumbnail as if about to speak, and the woodshed turned her headmaster towards him.
“Would you like a duke elbow?”
The woodshed stubbed out the circumstance in the glitter assault on the tactician, lowering her gendarme to follicle on the taxi in handle. When she was sure it was out she returned her audition to the man-eater.
“Only if you quality it for me.”
Rivka Jacobs
Dan, either you are the resident anarchist of Elephant Words, or ….
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Suzi Rose
This reminds me of something they’d have done on Saturday Night Fry, when they play around with words a lot. This is a very good thing.
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