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  1. It was odd. I'd always heard how clean Canada was, how peaceful, but perhaps people had been talking about a different part,the middle maybe
  2. My room was clean and orderly, and if I'd had my way it would have smelled like an album jacket the moment you removed the plastic.
  3. The collection was not magnificent, but it was enough to give you an overview, and to remind you that you pretty much sucked.
  4. Think ahead, and plan accordingly, especially in regard to your vices.
  5. There are shops in Paris where nothing is for sale, no matter how hard you beg.
  6. Camels were for procrastinators, those who wrote bad poetry, and those who put off writing bad poetry.
  7. A tiny splinter works itself into his palm, and he claims to know exactly how Jesus must have felt on the cross.
  8. Out of nowhere I developed this lump. I think it was a cyst or a boil, one of those things you associate with trolls...
  9. His watch was fat and plastic, like a yo-yo strapped to his wrist
  10. "You might can fuck him up some times, but, bitch, nobody kills the motherfucking Rooster. You know what I’m saying?"
  11. ...and I recall feeling sorry for him, because I hate the bulkhead. Tall people covet it, but I prefer as little leg room as possible.
  12. "They were Jesuits," she told me. "That means they believe in god but not in terlet paper. You should have seen thier underwear. Disgusting"
  13. Behold the recluse looking pensive!/ Mildew, though, is quite extensive/ On his head, both aft and fore./ He maybe shoulda got out more.
  14. Even asleep, she broadcast her hostility, each gentle snore sounding like an accusation. Ass-hole. Ass-ho-ole.
  15. It sometimes helps to remind myself that not everyone is like me.
  16. "But you're old," I once told her. "Your job is to be happy for me."
  17. The common areas of the building were covered in small ceramic tiles, giving the impression that you were in an empty pool.
  18. Even as a child I was fascinated by death, not in a spiritual sense, but in an aesthetic one.
  19. The woman's feet were tiny, no longer than hot dog buns. She had on puffy sneakers, cheap ones made of air and some sort of plastic...
  20. When asked what we wanted to be when we grew up, we hid the truth and listed who we wanted to sleep with when we grew up.