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Twentysomethings
Quietly leaving
The scene of the crime
Backed up toilet
Ten gallon water
Cooler in office:
My apologies
Measurement sticker
Still on man's jeans
In elevatorbaggy
Orange ladybug
Hits my lip while walking
Bitter blessing
Witty boy
In the white shirt:
Easter egg hunt
Left turn signal
To nowhere;
Old man turns right
Stolen ream
Of paper haunts
The writer's sleep
I right-click the mouse
With a fat finger:
Eventful afternoon
Two dead squirrels
Side by side;
One must have seen it coming
Piece of turkey
Falls in butterscotch pudding:
Gravity's irony
Nap with pet bunny
Who goes down on the wrong
Side of the bed
Eye-patch contempt:
Must keep both eyes
On Showcase Showdown
Little plastic bagel
Breaks the lawn-mower
Giant toothache
Son of Mrs. Claus
Watches her fill stocking
Up above his head
The gift of my sex-
Starved brother
Is a squeaky futon
Contact buzz and charades
With feigned epilepsy
In the kitchen: Taste
Broken window
On the shortcut home:
Control alternate delete
Heat bill through roof,
Grandma on floor:
Faulty thermostat
I do not know
How the porn made it
To my inboxsurplus
Twenty slices
Of American cheese:
Cut the corners.
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