NOVEMBER 4, 1934-2

1986 Words

“Damn, john,” the Abyssinian-looking head said. “Names cost extra.” “Well, I ain’t paying anything, so charge me double,” I said, which elicited some laughs from the decapitees. “I don’t mind,” Brigid said. “It’s kind of sweet, a john giving a squirt about your name.” “So, Brigid, I’m looking for—” “Why don’t we head someplace more private?” she asked. “Oh, sure.” I gingerly grabbed her by her brunette locks. I started to head up to the suites, but almost everyone in the room, body-free or not, started laughing at me. “Aren’t you forgetting something?” Brigid, or Brigid’s head at least, asked. “Oh, right,” I said, again afraid that if I hadn’t been utterly exsanguinated by lying in a pool with a gunshot wound, I would’ve been blushing like a schoolboy. “Which body’s yours?” “Don’t

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