Theresa: “You could have told me that the window was open. If I had known that, I wouldn’t have slapped my lover and he wouldn’t have fallen out of it.”
Barbara: “That’s your own personal issue. I have problems of my own. Like this damn skirt that is riding way too high. I’m getting a rash.”
Theresa: “I don’t know if I can continue living here. You have too many dark secrets. Why is that coffee pot way the hell over there? Neither one of us can reach it.”
Barbara: “Still don’t care. Did I mention the rash?”
Theresa: “And why don’t the chairs match at this table?”
Barbara: “Well, there was this poker game one night. And I didn’t win.”
Theresa: “And the slot machines behind us?”
Barbara: “Same night, different story.”
Theresa: “Is this the point when I should mention that I’ll be moving out at the end of the month?”
Barbara: “You’re not going anywhere while your lover is ass-up in the alley. Now figure out how to reach that coffee pot, it’s going to be a long night.”
Categories: Past Imperfect
The blonde lady is probably how I look when people try to make small talk with me.
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And the expression on the other lady is how I look… well, basically every day… 😉
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LOL – that coffee-pot is definitely too far away, hence the expressions on both of their faces!
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Seriously, who put it all the way over there? Oh wait, maybe it was Theresa’s lover, who is now ass-up. See, if they hadn’t knocked him out the window, he would still be able to hand them the pot. They clearly weren’t thinking ahead…
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Plus, someone wrote on the rug; no one likes that.
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People just don’t know how to behave themselves any more…
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