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So when I got back from home and my dog gave me the middle
finger for not considering the value of his needs in relation to mine…mine... I heard
a shuffling noise coming from the kitchen. I was scared. I considered calling
the cops but then I remembered that I was a cop and had been kicked off the
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freezer. The mysterious intruder I could not see as of yet had at least
provided me with a vocal greeting of sorts. "Hello there. I'd like to talk to
you for a few moments…moments...". I considered leaving but I knew my now former man's
best friend was outside waiting to bite me and he had rabies (no vets were in
service because of COVID-19) so I was better off taking my chances with the
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just like to talk to you for a few minutes", they stated, calmly, misleading
me. Well, that was so nice, I never get visitors—no, wait, it was obviously a
trap! Old Shags McMaxamillion…McMaxamillion... how could you!?!? I ran into my bedroom and
closed the door. I jumped under the bed and shuddered. Could this be how it all
ended for me? I shrieked in horror as I realized I left my nerf gun on the
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Or was I? There was only one thing to do.
 
"Sugar. I need sugar. I need…need...". Yes, indeed. The light bulb
went off in my head. A gigawatt of high voltage rock n' roll. And who was I to
judge? I was just an ex-cop with an insatiable hunger for dessert. I bent down
and scooped up my meal. "High sugar." I…I...
 
I stuck Wilford Brimley's bloody brain matter into my mouth,