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Heads. The coin landed heads up. Ernesto patted down his leather coat searching for his phone to dial the number. 086-564-4464. A sultry woman's voice was on the other end. "Jogging. Jogging. Jogging. Jogging..." was all she repeated. He looked down at the number on the receipt again 086-JOG-GING. He frantically tried to remember what happened the night previously but it was all still a blur. "Hey Ernesto, what up?" JimmyB shouted as he was approaching from down the lane. Still dazed he replied, "Not much man, gotta smoke?" After the cigarette, they both entered Whelans but Ernesto couldn't get the message out of his head. Jogging. Jogging. Jogging. Jogging. 86-JOG-GING. Nix Jogging! Ernesto began to twitch as the band started to play.
He stood still even though the pedestrian light had turned green. Ernesto, rubbed his tired eyes as he stepped off the curb heading towards Whelans. Momentarily startled by the horn coming from the car directly in his path, “For Fuck Sake!” the driver yelled but he continued to meander across the road riffling through his pockets. He promptly lit the half smoked cigarette he found, despite the fact; he made a bet with a friend that he could quit. He obviously broke the night before so why bother trying to pretend now? After the first drag of smoke, his other pocket revealed a receipt with a name and number scribbled on it and few coins. What had happened the night before? His recollection of the last evening was blurred.
What time is it, he wondered? Where had the day gone? He recognized a familiar face walking toward him. It was Pad, an acquaintance from many gigs and festivals. “You heading in?” he asked. Remembering of the contents of his pockets he replied, “I’m waiting for my ticket, Jimmyb should be here soon… who’s supporting tonight?” “Jogging, of course, “Pad quickly replied, “see you inside!” Ernesto a bit disappointed, hoping for Bats, waited for JimmyBreeze to show up. He took a coin out of his pocket and thought about the mysterious receipt. He couldn’t make out the name, as it was smudged, but the unknown number was clear as day. Heads, I’ll call it. Tails, I’ll toss it, he thought. Then he flipped the coin.
Are you the goddess? Who's the goddess? It's a woman, any woman, all women..
I like "domestic abuse" "sexual abuse" "all sorts of addicts and alcoholics"
It's you Jill isn't it, go on admit it.
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We've been writing for months and the visit went really well.* I always knew I was a goddess. I'm a little hurt he's taking applications still for back-ups though.
PETE adjusted his thin framed spectecales as the blue glow of 32 monitors aranged in a wall refelct back in his glasses, the dry air created by the 22 Dell PCs made his cracked lips stick and smack as he sat and watched, and watched. each monitor dispayed a different thread on the board he called THUMPED and each one was constantly being update be the power pentium processors to keep PETE abreast of the movements and actions of every single sad soul who has slipped slientily into his silicon ship of sadness
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