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Small Talk
Small Talk
“Thank you, Slightly More Correct Wording Man.”
Small Talk
“It’s nice having the option to work from home.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
“He doesn’t have a single redeeming quality. He’s just disgusting and awful and repulsive, and he has no consideration for other people’s feelings.”
Small Talk
“Vacation’s over.”
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“And it looks like the Bitcoin toss has left everyone confused.”
Small Talk
“Aw, Rex is chasing cats in his dreams again.”
Risko’s Sketchbook
Small Talk
Small Talk
“There’s no good time to break up, but I wanted to wait until after Shark Week.”
Small Talk
“Before you begin, let’s come up with a safe word I can say if I need you to stop.”
Small Talk
“‘Help! Help!’ he frantically cried in vain.”
Small Talk
“I do appreciate that it eats other bugs, but it also ate my husband.”
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Small Talk
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Small Talk
Small Talk
“Well, sweetie, it was a complicated time—yes, we lost women’s reproductive rights, but we were busy fighting for work e-mails to include pronouns.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
“Oh, you’ll talk. By the time we’re through, you’ll be begging to tell me how much wood you chucked.”
Small Talk
“All right, but use a coaster.”
Small Talk
“There’s always a prima donna.”
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“Go left. I forgot to get a lid for my coffee.”