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Reba sink a boulder in the water |
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Reba tie a cable to a tree |
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Reba stuck in a game of lipstick perfume flypaper |
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Reba press a razor to a slide cross a needle with a prune |
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Knee deep in the motel tub |
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Reba dangle ladle form her lip |
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dip |
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sip |
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Reba babble to the nag with the lipstick perfume |
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mutter to a farmer in a truck |
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Take a peek at the cheetah, Reba |
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cheetah on the prowl in a cage |
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sink a boulder in the water |
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tie a cable to a tree |
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Mutter "nature" to the nag |
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with the lipstick perfume |
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Reba flush a fleshfarm leftover |
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thunder in a circle |
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down the pipes |
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Bag it |
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Tag it |
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Sell it to the butcher in the store |
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Reba put a stopper in the bottom of the tub |
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picked up a jar unscrewed the top |
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and watched it drop into the water |
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A little scoop of plaster mix |
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some coffee grounds and mud |
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and then she stirred it with the ladle |
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that her Grandmother had bought her |
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threw in a pot of melted wax |
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a forefoot and a hoof |
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apple core, worms galore |
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and a can of some corrosive |
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coconuts and chloroform |
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some wicker and some cork |
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Toxic waste, some purple paste |
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she hoped was not explosive |
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Reba dip a ladle for a taste of her creation |
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and she knew that what she make |
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would be the finest in the nation |
