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1. You Know There’s Something Wrong When Your Lover Says

Posted on 8/12/2009
Blog: Time Machine, Three Trips: Where Would You Go? (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Life, Relationships, love, Comedy, funny, Relationship, Things, Laugh, relations, 10, relation, Telephone number, Add a tag

“Are the cops here for you or for me?”
“I didn’t know we had sex last night…”
“Are you in yet?”
“Are you done yet?”
“Whats your name again?”
“I love you too (person’s name other than your’s here).”
“That other boy/girl I was on the phone with for over an hour last night is just a friend.”
“I think we should just be friends.”
“Trust me, its not you, its me.”
“I don’t know where that new phone number came from.”

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