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" .... so they shoved the gag in my mouth. Then they pulled the hood down over my face. Then they threw me in the seat and slammed on the clamps. Half an hour later, the specialist came round to insert the catheter. That always hurts, doesn't it?"
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So he was out, free from the computer quest world. The real world, by contrast |
Staple was close to running late for the interview, but, as he ducked into the elevator, he figured he could just make it. And then |
air travel flash fiction - how we live now - very short air travel story - veryshort air travel fiction story |
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