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Two Flats & A Scar (Waiting For The Alien Abduction)

Our whirlwind extravaganza started out innocent enough. Jimmy & I were jukebox heroes shooting some eightball, guzzling a few pitchers of the golden liquid, specialty hops down at the microbrewery. Minutes fades into what seemed like forever, faces got bigger than disappeared. One thing led to another, we ended up three counties away, waiting & watching for the alien abduction. Four teenage drifters we had picked up sticking thumbs out were hanging with us. One by one familiar-voices faded into the surf, and as the sun began to rise, I found myself alone in my auto with an empty tank, two flats & a scar on the back of my neck.
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Written by
jonny-angel
American
Published
Jan 5, 2014
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A blurry flashback from the past.  Was it even me?

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