The last thing Perkins expected to see was a mild mannered blowfish sitting across the table from her in the Automat. For this reason she froze in place with the hash loaded fork midway on its journey to her mouth. ‘Don’t be alarmed, young lady. The day couldn’t be lovelier. The weather couldn’t be nicer. […]
Rudy really wanted that last veal cutlet.
Rudolph is thinking: a. ‘How dare you take the last veal cutlet?’ b. ‘Why, I oughta…’ c. ‘You will allow me to check out this book even though the library closed a few minutes ago.’ d. ‘As a matter of fact, I do know what happened to the missing cat.’
Stennis was somewhat taken aback when he arrived at work only to find a walrus blocking the entrance to his cubicle. Feigning a lack of concern, he dallied at the water cooler frantically calculating his options. ‘Nice walrus,’ said Artemis, passing by. ‘Had it long?’ ‘Huh? Oh yeah. Thanks,’ mumbled Stennis. ‘Harold, what a handsome […]
Sure. Go ahead and saw my head off. Think that’ll stop me from blooming? Think again, smart guy.
I retched slightly, making a noise with my throat similar to that utilized by persons in the article of death.
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
