Meanwhile the friendship between
our two distinguishable friends, Tammy and Erasmus is blossoming into something
rarely orgasmic. The tapping and the wrapping and the sapping are all scripted
in the orange volume, the one wedged underneath your desk lid. Pull it out or
pluck it, it's always going to be at your own peril. There's nothing yellow
about romance but Tammy and Erasmus do seem to be getting paler outside each
other's company. It's special like a pencil dipped in ink and thrown into a
quiet cat's hidden cove. The dead-eyed mass of life proceeds to grind our two
lovebirds down into a fine hand-holding mush of lost sea puns. Prepare the
union - that time, that time, that time is curling its toes again. It's a touch
metaphysical once again.
The bearded dental Augustine
cartel is transferring and outsourcing its methods of speaking to ancient
African tribes in the hopes that their spears will trounce the dead air before
the caller finally hangs up for good. It's fragrant, made of the flimsiest
peach extracts from the bottom of the widest ocean liner. Could you ever forget
the captain's jowl? It was all beady and warring, rather unnecessary in its own
way. Somehow we made a priceless heirloom moot and that's no small feat, it's a
pounding of epic proportion. For once I use epic appropriately, I still refuse
to even touch legendary. Aside from the obvious of course, the words are
touching up the make-out peaks of the world, spreading monolithic party tricks
through osmosis of the liver. Trivial but adequately impressive.
We mustn't be too hard on
Erasmus for taking Tammy for granted, she is a tad on the short side and as a
result hates to tap dance. Erasmus has a growing fondness for tap dance and as
a result is completely unaware of how taxing it can be for loved ones without
happy feet. It breaks family's apart, that sort of business, it revokes
memories into the Lazy Susan of centurion existence. As the greens go for the
habitats of small woodland creatures, all we are left with is the possibility
that charm isn't as cut-up as it allows itself to be. The walls are squeezing
the edges out of the kinks and chinks so the only way out is through osmosis
again. Hold hands with Tammy: she knows the way out.
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