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Divorce Court He doted on phishing, that viral, newfangled invasion, though most of his handshakes got tangled. He fumbled his Trojans, cunningly dangled in front of my mouse so that I would be wangled to click on the bait. My nerve ends were jangled. And next came the item that put me in shock. He wrote an apology titled, “Dot Doc.” I needed a password with which to unlock those few paltry bytes. They were all poppycock. I guess I went into a meltdown, it’s true. I said, “Keep your floppy and upload it, too, but as for as this notional marriage, we’re through.” I wouldn’t have minded so much, I suppose, but he gave me an Apple instead of a rose. I went to my room and I cried for a week. Do I wish him well? No. I hope he is strangled. Are you ready to guess who he is? Knock, Knock. Who’s there? Sad to say, my ex-husband is Who, the cyberpunk man I unwittingly chose. Instead of a lover, I married a geek. 02/16/2018 Minuanetta chremamorphism

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