Another week, another spy story; another mission, another addition to our admittedly weird sense of time here in the world of Unacceptable.
“I’m not trying to be difficult, but this is unacceptable,” I said to the waiter. I gave Vanessa little wink.
His eyes bulged just a little, then he regained his composure. “I’m so sorry about the delay, sir. Allow me to fetch you one of our deluxe bread baskets, and I shall return with a list of tonight’s specials.” He scurried off.
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This week's Unacceptable has Colin back in the driver's seat, for a little bit of a holiday special.
“I’m not trying to be difficult, but this is unacceptable,” I said to Becky, maybe a little bit louder than I meant to. I tore up the form she had handed to me, for effect.
“Colin. It’s my job to compile the company directory. You have to fill out your basic contact info,” said Becky.
You probably couldn't see the celebrating there through all the bureaucracy, but that's like a metaphor. Check out the whole story on the internet.
I may have misunderstood exactly WHY Yeller was executed…
The Higgs Weldon's most lengthy spy serial continues this week with lucky #13
“I’m not trying to be difficult, but this is unacceptable,” shouted Colin as I pushed him out of the boat. Or so I assume. I couldn’t be sure since he sank like a rock when he hit the water, but he was always saying that. I wonder if he’s got echolalia, or–no, that’s repeating what you hear. Whichever is the one where you just get obsessed with a phrase and have to keep saying it. I bet he’s got that.
As long as he didn’t say it in front of the ex-KGB agent I was supposed to be meeting, it wasn’t going to matter. And now that he was somewhere in the river instead of on the boat, the odds were good. Now all I had to do was find that Russian.
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