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“You have an eye for people,” he said and winked.
Time of death:17%
Remington winked at me
TWICE ON ONE PAGE
Interestingly, since I stopped worrying about what I ate many years ago, I had stayed the same weight.
YOU.STINK.AND.YOUR.MAMA.DOES.TOO.
He winked at me when he mentioned my shirt,
Three vile w-bombs
He traced his finger down my jawline,
The SECOND TIME HE MET HER?!?
“She’s with me,” Remington told him and winked at me.
Four
“Man, it’s all good,” Remington said, smiling.
Yeeeccchhh
He oozed testosterone, like he was a testosterone vending machine, and I had exact change.
Cheeseball City? Got your narration here.
but it is kinda funny.
“I think it’s just like it was when Grant was president,” I said.
Why? How? And not least, WHAT ARE YOU THINKING?!
More than one knitter threw her knitting needles at him.
That would never ever ever happen
Remington caught my eye, and he winked at me.
Five
“Fine. Satanists ate his eyes,” Remington said. “And cats are Satanists,” he added under his breath. Remington
I agree about cats being Satanists.
“Maybe we can cure you of that,” Auntie Tilly told him with a wink.
Six
“So she says,” Remington said and winked at me.
Seven
He winked at me and walked away.
Eight
Sid and Bunty Black
The Blacks and the Whites.
I thought that Bunty killed her. She doesn’t eat sugar, so she’s mean, and I thought that she was mean enough to kill Felicia and Donald.
This perfectly encapsulates the problem with this book. Funny but disorganized and largely unsupported by textual clues.
“Sure, that’s it. Speed cooker thing,” Auntie Tilly said and winked
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