It’s his coping strategy
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‘It’s his coping strategy.’
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‘It’s his coping strategy.’
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‘I can hear purring. Let’s just hope it’s not the snake feeling contented.’
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‘He’ll be furious when he comes round — he’s very much against wearing a mask.’
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‘I can’t see this setting on the care label anywhere.’
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'That bloody cat! I swear it’s trying to kill me.'
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‘I wish you’d stop moaning — I planted another tree, didn’t I?’
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‘Lockdown hasn’t been all bad — it’s made me focus on what I really want out of life.’
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‘You never said anything about it being a formal affair.’
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‘And the prince and princess lived happily ever after? I know it’s a fairy tale, but that’s just pushing it too far.’
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‘On the other hand, it’s a marvellous example of successful rewilding.’
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‘You twisted psycho! You’re going to starve me to death.’
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‘I said just look as if you are pushing it over.’
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‘His mood improved when he found out how much the economic crisis will disproportionately affect the young.’
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‘Gotta dash — there’s a Zoom meeting at 2 p.m. that I need to interrupt.’
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‘I think they’re called “bags for life” because they stay with us for ever.’
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‘Children! No phones on the table!’
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Recession social distancing
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‘You’re reading too much into it, Professor Freud. All it means is that your couch is too big for the doorway.’
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‘Why the urgent phone call? So what if the kids have built a fort? All kids build forts.’