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“So smart,” she thought, warmly. “So very smart. So very, very, very smart.”
Diana Moone, Living Well.
“So smart,” she thought, warmly. “So very smart. So very, very, very smart.”
Diana Moone, Living Well.
“Our zeitgeist, Sergeant Denson, is simply evil. And doesn’t that guarantee that tomorrow’s will be worse?”
Lana Dowling, The Mystery of the Dull Parcels.
“Moving on, Desmond, is now the heroic thing to do.”
Ralston Dowd, The General Ghastliness.
“If you were to rip the face off of Diane Sawyer, what do you suppose you would find? Perhaps some kind of grasshopper thing?”
Clinton Hobbes, Stalking for Beginners.
“What thoughts are you having with your awesome new thinking ability? Tell us about it, Elvin.”
Ralston Dowd, The General Ghastliness.
Walking the plank, a cloudy day, no wind to speak of.
Ann Sensabaugh, The Faulty Haiku.
“Do you like time, Maxine? Even just a little?”
Diana Moone, Living Well.
“I like it when we can’t pretend that we know,” muttered Alex, with a thoroughgoing sincerity.
Nathaniel Mist, Rattling the Cages.
“Mr. Hansel invents ways to annoy people, Carol. Yesterday he was wearing a T-shirt with the legend ‘Vioxx’ spelled out in block letters. Today, who knows?”
Timothy Waldo, The Important Things.
“This is 2021, James. There is no place at all for respect.”
Tina Gryde, The Flower Children.