The Marco Effect (Department Q, #5)
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Read between August 7 - August 13, 2020
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“Do you mind not interrupting just because a lady’s doing the talking? You pipe down, mister, I prefer to deal with your punk rocker here. It might teach you not to be such a male chauvinist worm in the future,”
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That mascara would come to a boil if she didn’t watch out.
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And what on earth makes you think a man like him wouldn’t listen to Whitney Houston? Because he looks like a skinhead? You don’t have to have hair to listen to pop, surely?”
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A devoted heavy metal freak was hardly likely to go soppy over Whitney Houston’s cuddly vibrato.
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Perhaps she was trying to sing along to Whitney Houston. Have you ever been to a market and heard the camels bellowing all at once, Carl?”
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Was there anything Assad couldn’t work his damned camels into?
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You know, when a camel farts there can be two reasons.”
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Oh God, not those effing camels again.
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“Because beating up your wife is not half as much fun as beating up your friends, that’s why.”
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But, Carl, he who prods the camel’s ass may find himself with a hoof in the balls. This is how it is.”
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When they were done here they would have to have a word with her about the inappropriateness of calling up murder suspects wanted by Interpol and making appointments to meet.
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maybe he was more than just a horny idiot with a penchant for loopy women with kohl around their eyes.
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“My words exactly, Carl. Like minds think greatly.”
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If he added up how many camels Assad had driveled on about, the Sahara wouldn’t have room for them all.
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“You see, Carl, if only we stick to our true nature we will never get sand in our eyes.”
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“Thanks for the advice. The fact of the matter, however, is th...
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It helps get them talking, you know? In the end they blurt it out, log, stick, and barrel.” “Lock, stock, and barrel, Assad.
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What came to the desert first, the camel or the dromedary? Do you understand, Carl?” “Here we say the chicken or the egg, Assad.
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When the world collapses into tiny pieces, one is able to comprehend the individual elements of the catastrophe as it unfolds.