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See Jane Spike

 

 

 

?004 The Angst Guy (theangstguy@yahoo.com)

Daria and associated characters are ?004 MTV Networks

 

 

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Synopsis: Daria, Jane, and the Fashion Club find themselves on opposing teams in a nasty session of volleyball梐 first-season sequel, of sorts, to the opening scenes from every 揇aria?show in which Daria screws up the game for Stacy and Tiffany.

 

Author's Notes: Hiergargo challenged me on PPMB to write a story that had Daria, Quinn, and Sandi competing against Jane, Stacy, and Tiffany. After some thought, the amusing volleyball game with Daria, Stacy, and Tiffany, came to mind梐nd the story was on its way. Various volleyball games in which I played and the Internet抯 wealth of volleyball rules and regulations supplied the rest.

 

Acknowledgements: My thanks go out to Hiergargo for his excellent PPMB challenge.

 

 

 

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牋牋牋牋牋?Ms. Morris抯 shrill whistle cut like a spear through the stale gymnasium air at the start of Monday morning抯 P.E. class. Dozens of female students in gym clothes winced and mouthed 揙w!?including Daria Morgendorffer and Jane Lane, sitting on the gym floor behind a conveniently large stack of wrestling mats.

牋牋牋牋牋?揂ll right, girls, let抯 go!?Ms. Morris shouted. 揋et in formation! Move it, move it, move it! I want everyone out on the gym floor, now!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑 don抰 know which is worse,?Daria whispered through gritted teeth. 揟hat whistle or the rest of her.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揙n the one hand,?said Jane, sticking a little finger in her ear and wiggling it around, 揳n irritating noise that jars the nerves and disrupts coherent thought. On the other hand, the whistle is awful, too.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria pushed her glasses further up on her nose. 揥ith any luck, we can debate this issue a few minutes more before she finds out we抮e AWOL.?/p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揢nless someone tells on us, like last ti棓

牋牋牋牋牋?揟here you are!?cried Ms. Morris, coming around the side of the stack of mats. 揧ou were right, Sandi! They were malingering again!?Her voice rose to a drill-sergeant shout. ?i>Get off your butts, shirkers, and get out there with the rest of them!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria and Jane got up with glum looks and dusted themselves off before walking out to the formation. Because of a temporary teacher shortage, the sophomore phys-ed class of Lawndale High had been combined with that of the grade behind them. Daria now suffered the double indignity of being made to exercise, which she hated, while her younger sister Quinn enjoyed the show. That worked both ways, of course. The appearance-conscious Quinn often found herself sweaty and tired while Daria smirked at her in the background. The only opinions they shared in common was a loathing for their teacher, Ms. Morris, and for their yellow gym shorts and blue tees, Quinn because they weren抰 fashionable and Daria because they reminded her she was still in high school.

牋牋牋牋牋?After a set of rigorous calisthenics that left the class panting and weak, Ms. Morris blew her whistle again for attention. 揥e抮e doing volleyball this period!?she shouted at the wavering formation, ignoring the groans of despair. 揂nd I expect every single one of you will participate! Including you two!?She looked pointedly at Daria and Jane, who stood together at the rear of the formation. Daria looked back with a bland but resigned expression, while Jane grinned and waved. Ms. Morris began pacing in front of the formation. 揑抣l divide you up into six teams, and you抣l play against each other in three courts that we抣l set up down the middle of this gym!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揗s. Morris!?called one of the girls. 揟he cheerleaders and pep club and棓

牋牋牋牋牋?摋and everyone else are gone to the school-spirit workshop today, I know. We still have enough players for some gung-ho practice.?The teacher raised her clipboard and studied it. 揑 can get four teams of nine people each, and two small teams with the leftovers. Let抯 find out if we have that championship potential that抯 made Lawndale High School number one in county athletics! I want each team to do its best to crush its rivals and leave their bodies bleeding on the court! What do you say to that??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?A depressed cheer rose and faded in seconds. Then a deadpan voice broke the silence. 揅an we eat them, too, or is this just for sport??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋??i>I抦 not going to clean and cook the catch this time,?added a gravelly voice.

牋牋牋牋牋?揗orgendorffer and Lane!?Ms. Morris shouted, red-faced. 揊ront and center!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?With a double sigh, the two troublemakers made their way to the front of the formation. Ms. Morris glared at them, then turned to the rest of the class. 揟he other Morgendorffer, too! And Griffin, Blum-Deckler, and whoever抯 the other one who hangs around in that pretty-girl club you抳e got going! Front and center!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?Four more girls left the formation: Daria抯 sister Quinn, her best friend Sandi Griffin, the vacant-looking Tiffany Blum-Deckler, and a pigtailed brunette who nervously called out, 揝tacy Rowe! My name抯 Stacy Rowe!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑 don抰 care what your name is!?Ms. Morris shouted, drowning out Stacy抯 gasp. 揟he six of you cause me more headaches than anyone else here, even Andrea! Divide yourselves into two teams and go set up your net on that side of the gym! Move, move, MOVE!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?The Fashion Club and the Sarcastic Duo eyed each other in disgust as they headed for the far side of the gym. 揈ww, run laps,?grumbled Tiffany. 揚erspiration is so . . . unnatural.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟hings could be worse, you know,?said Jane in a loud, matter-of-fact tone. 揥e could be living in a totalitarian prison run by a crazed dictator fond of grotesque torture.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揇id you girls hear me??screamed Ms. Morris behind them. 揧ou have one minute to get your net set up before I drag you outside and make you run laps until your underwear catches fire from your thighs rubbing together! Now MOVE!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揇oes she think we抮e infected with cellulite or something??Sandi said under her breath, walking faster. Her three Fashion Club companions immediately reached down and felt their upper thighs, trying not to be conspicuous.

牋牋牋牋牋?The six of them set up the net for their court without incident, having done it countless times already. They then stood in two small groups, eyeing each other.

牋牋牋牋牋?揑f we must be made to suffer,?said Sandi Griffin with a sour look, 搘e should keep the pain level as low as possible. One of us must sacrifice herself by playing on a team with those two棓 She glanced at Daria and Jane 摋while the rest of us stay together and offer mutual support to the unfortunate one. Quinn, since you are distantly related to one of the two outcasts, I suggest you fall upon your sword like a good Fashion Club soldier and join them.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑 have a better idea,?said Jane. 揝ince we抮e all going to be miserable anyway, why not just stay in two uneven groups like we are? That way, you can be miserable on your side of the court, we can be miserable on ours, and we don抰 have to breathe each other抯 intestinal gas.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟hanks a lot,?said Daria. 揧ou ruined my little surprise.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揗ine will be worse,?Jane said. 揑 ate two bowls of chili out of the refrigerator last night.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑 ate my dad抯 onion barbecue,?Daria returned. 揥ith beans.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揈ww!?squealed Stacy and Tiffany.

牋牋牋牋牋?揝andi,?said Quinn in a pleading tone, 揷an抰 we draw straws or pick numbers or something??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揇amn it! Why aren抰 you girls ready??shouted Ms. Morris, striding over in her blue sweat suit. 揈veryone else is already playing, and you twits are still arguing about what team you抮e going to be on! What is it with you??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揇emocracy in action,?said Daria. 揥e were in the middle of electing delegates to our respective party conventions before we voted on our team choices, and then we need to pick a secretary and a sergeant-at-arms before we棓

牋牋牋牋牋?揧ou, Morgendorffer!?shouted Ms. Morris. 揧ou抮e a team captain! Lane, you抮e a captain, too! Pick your teams and get going, or I swear you抣l do pushups until you move the Earth out of orbit!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揗s. Morris!?cried Stacy, waving a hand. 揗s. Morris, with all due respect to everyone present, please don抰 let Daria pick me! Tiffany and I had to play on her team last fall, and she never hits the ball! She just sticks her hand out after the ball goes by, and Tiffany and I even ran into each other once trying to cover for her and almost permanently disabled ourselves, and棓

牋牋牋牋牋?揑 pick Tiffany and Stacy,?Jane interrupted. 揑t抯 my turn to torture them.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揕eftovers again,?Daria said, eyeing her sister and Sandi.

牋牋牋牋牋?揗s. Morris!?cried Quinn, waving a hand. 揗s. Morris, my doctor says I can抰 play on the same team as my sis梒ousin! She has a . . . a thing! I抦 not allowed to talk about it except with the school psychologist, and it could be really damaging to my self-esteem and my reputation, and it might even damage my popularity and even my natural cuteness, too!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑t won抰 damage your brain,?said Daria. 揧ou抎 have to have one, first.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋??i>Shut up and start playing!?roared Ms. Morris. She flipped the ball at Daria, then stalked away to watch another game in progress. Daria dutifully put her hand out to stop the ball梬aiting until two seconds after it flew past her and bounced off the back wall. Stacy retrieved it.

牋牋牋牋牋?The two teams took up their positions on each side of the net. Sandi took the volleyball from Stacy and bounced it a few times, then looked back at Quinn. 揥e should minimize our shortcomings,?she said. 揟ell your cousin with the 憈hing?to stand somewhere where she won抰 spoil the view or the action.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揋ladly,?said Daria, and left the court for the bleachers.

牋牋牋牋牋?揇ARIA, DAMN IT!?screamed Ms. Morris from across the gym. 揋ET BACK THERE IF YOU VALUE YOUR LIFE!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria turned in her tracks and returned. 揑抣l cover the back court,?she said, and stood at the rear like a store-window mannequin. Sandi and Quinn looked at each other and shrugged, then turned around and tried to forget she was there.

牋牋牋牋牋?On the other side, Jane took a position in the center by the net, with Tiffany and Stacy behind her. 揋et ready!?Stacy called to Tiffany, who nodded. Both crouched, ready to jump. Jane yawned. Standing behind the rear court line, Sandi held the ball out and gave it a gentle underhand hit, sending it on a low arc toward the net. Tiffany and Stacy cried 揙h! Oh!?and started forward.

牋牋牋牋牋?In a flash, Jane was in the air, her right arm windmilling over her head. She hammered the ball with the butt of her fist, rocketing it back across the net to bang the floor between Quinn and Sandi. It then shot high over Daria抯 head, coming short of the ceiling as it flew over the air conditioning ducts to fall into the bleachers behind her.

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria watched the ball go over, her head tilted back and long brown hair dangling free. Two seconds after the ball hit the bleachers, she stuck a hand out to block it.

牋牋牋牋牋?Jane went back to her relaxed, carefree pose, rubbing the edge of her hand against her leg. Tiffany looked at her with huge eyes. 揥hoa!?she said. 揥hat was that??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋??i>Wow!?shrieked Stacy, pumping her fist in the air. ?i>Yesss! Ohmigod, did you see her spike that棓 She noticed Sandi and Quinn glaring at her 摋I meant, for an unfashionable outcast, it wasn抰 too bad, was it??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揃eginner抯 luck,?Sandi grumbled. 揟hat won抰 happen again.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?Another girl threw the ball back, and Quinn caught it and rolled it under the net to the other side. Jane picked it up and gently tossed it to Tiffany, who had been inspecting her nails and saw it coming only at the last moment. With a shriek, she flailed at the ball and knocked it back to Jane with her left kneecap by pure accident. 揗y nails!?Tiffany cried. 揧ou almost broke my nails!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑t抯 your serve,?said Jane evenly, bouncing the ball over this time. Tiffany caught it with a glare, then walked behind the end line. She started to serve, then stopped and changed hands. A second serve was also aborted, as was the third.

牋牋牋牋牋?揑 can抰 do this,?Tiffany said despondently. 揑t might damage my nails.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑抣l do it,?Stacy said quickly. 揚ass it here and trade places with me.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揧ou can抰 do that,?Daria called. 揟iffany has to serve.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟iffany doesn抰 have to serve if she抣l disfigure herself!?Sandi shouted back. 揓ust stand there and don抰 do anything nerd-like!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揇aria抯 right,?said Jane. 揧our serve, Tiffany.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揓ane and I are the team captains,?Daria added. 揧ou have to do what we say.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揕et抯 vote on it!?Quinn said suddenly. 揂ll in favor of Stacy serving, raise your hands! I knew it, four votes to two. Get the ball, Stacy.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟hat抯 not in the rules,?said Daria.

牋牋牋牋牋?揧ou抮e the one who said we were doing this democratically!?Quinn shot back.

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria rolled her eyes but subsided.

牋牋牋牋牋?Stacy got the ball and gave a passable underhand serve over the net. Sandi took two quick steps to the left and hit it back with both hands over her head.

牋牋牋牋牋?In a lightning whirl of arms and legs, Jane was at the net again. She pounded the ball down in another spike, bouncing it almost straight up into the air. Both Quinn and Sandi gasped and jogged backward to get out of the ball抯 way. Unfortunately, Sandi backed into the gym wall and whacked the back of her head. Quinn crossed into the adjacent volleyball court and collided with two other girls, sending all three to the floor in a heap of arms and legs. The ball came down to smack the gym floor again and again, bouncing lower and lower until it rolled to a dead stop right in front of Daria. A moment later, Daria stuck a hand out to one side to block it.

牋牋牋牋牋?A shouting match ensued between Quinn and the girls she had hit, beginning with 揥atch where you抮e going!?and 揧ou watch where I抦 going!?repeated four or five times at high volume. It concluded with softly muttered phrases like 揃itch!?and 揟hinks she抯 all that!?as everyone went back to their own courts.

牋牋牋牋牋?揟hat抯 two to zero,?said Jane, as the dust settled.

牋牋牋牋牋?揘o,?said Daria. 揟hat抯 zero to two.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟wo to zero,?said Jane, imitating Daria抯 deadpan.

牋牋牋牋牋?揨ero to two.?/p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟wo to zero.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋??i>Shut the hell up!?Sandi yelled, still holding the back of her head with her eyes squeezed shut. 揑抳e got a concussion, thanks to you morons!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揙hmigod!?cried Stacy, rushing over. 揙hmigod! We have to call an ambulance in case you have a brain injury!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟oo late,?said Daria and Jane in chorus.

牋牋牋牋牋?揧our hair is mussed, too,?said Tiffany. 揑抣l get my mirror and brush.?She left, only to be sent back under protest by an angry Ms. Morris.

牋牋牋牋牋?Quinn, Tiffany, and Stacy comforted Sandi as best they could until their friend抯 eyes and nose stopped running. 揑抦 telling my mom about this,?Sandi said grimly. 揝he抣l have this stupid game outlawed.?/p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟hen only outlaws will have volleyballs,?said Daria.

牋牋牋牋牋?揟hey抣l have to pry mine from my cold, dead fingers,?Jane returned.

牋牋牋牋牋??i>Will you two stop being so freaking melodramatic and start the game again??Quinn shouted in fury.

牋牋牋牋牋?揧eah!?said Stacy. 揥e抮e ahead by two! Let抯棓 She again intercepted dark looks from Quinn and Sandi 摋let抯 let the other side have a chance to win!?She immediately rolled the ball to Sandi.

牋牋牋牋牋?揥ait,?said Jane, watching the ball go by. 揑t抯 still your serve, Stacy.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揘o, no!?Stacy cried. 揑t抯 Sandi抯 serve! We抮e taking turns!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揙ur side lost the point,?said Daria. 揂nd even if we got the ball, we抎 rotate because it抯 Quinn抯 turn to serve.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揋awd!?yelled Quinn. 揇on抰 you brains ever quit? We抮e taking turns, like Stacy said! And Sandi抯 president of the Fashion Club, so of course she抯 still serving!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揃ut we抮e the team captains,?said Jane.

牋牋牋牋牋?揑 say let抯 vote on it,?said Sandi, gingerly touching the back of her head.

牋牋牋牋牋?揊orget it,?said Daria to Jane. 揟he election抯 been rigged.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟his game has a lot in common with the one Alice played with the Queen,?said Jane, as Sandi prepared to serve. 揟he game with the flamingos and hedgehogs, I mean.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揥hat??said Sandi, lowering the ball and staring across the court. 揥hat kind of paint fumes are you art geeks inhaling now? The royal game of England is cricket, as everyone knows, not playing volleyball using animals!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揘o,?said Jane, shaking her head, 揑 wasn抰 talking about . . . oh, never mind.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揂nimal cruelty is so awful!?Stacy piped up. 揟o think anyone would use those pigs as volleyballs is梠h!?She moved forward, hands raised, as Sandi thumped the ball high over the net in her direction.

牋牋牋牋牋??i>Mine!?roared Jane, backpedaling at high speed. Panicked, Stacy and Tiffany instantly threw themselves out of Jane抯 way as she barreled between them. Jane then hit the ball with both fits in a straight-line power shot that barely cleared the top of the net on its way to Quinn. Quinn saw the missile coming and squealed in terror. She shut her eyes, crossed her arms over her face, and backed up. The ball whizzed by her head, missing her by a yard. Her feet became entangled, and she fell back solidly on her butt, knocking her wind out. When it was over, Daria stuck a hand out to her side.

牋牋牋牋牋?Sandi, Tiffany, and Stacy ran over to help Quinn, who could make only asthmatic wheezing noises. 揧ou could have killed her!?screamed Sandi.

牋牋牋牋牋?揧eah,?said Daria in a flat voice. 揥hy didn抰 you??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揥hat in the hell are you girls doing now??shouted Ms. Morris, walking over with her fists on her hips. 揝top screwing around and play some damn volleyball!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?The Fashion Club chorused that Jane had tired to hit Quinn with the ball and could have broken her arms, her spine, and possibly her perfect nose, until Ms. Morris put the silver whistle in her mouth and blew it until her face turned bright red. 揟his is your last chance!?she yelled in the silence afterward. 揚lay ball or run laps until you cough up a lung!?She stamped away, swearing under her breath.

牋牋牋牋牋?揗aybe Jane could stand over on the side and keep score or something,?said Stacy, eyeing her with visible fear.

牋牋牋牋牋?揗s. Morris says I have to play, so I抦 playing,?said Jane mournfully. 揑 have no choice. I抦 just a lonely puppet on a painted stage.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揅an you do some other kind of puppet thing besides kill people at volleyball??snapped Quinn, rubbing a forearm. 揑n addition to mangling my rear, I bruised myself when I bumped my arms together! I抦 going to have to wear long sleeves for two weeks because of this! Oh, no! Look! It抯 turning purple and green!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揈ww, gross,?said Tiffany, making a face. 揅an you turn the other way??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揥e抣l make a special trip to Cashman抯 tonight after school to find the proper prosthetic outerwear to conceal this unsightly injury,?Sandi announced. 揗eet at my house at six sharp. Meanwhile, Quinn, can you tell your cousin-whatever to tell her behaviorally disordered acquaintance to stop playing Terminator Ball??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揟erminator Ball,?said Jane thoughtfully. 揟erminator Ball. Hmm. I like it.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑抣l run the first-aid concession,?said Daria.

牋牋牋牋牋?揥ould someone hit the ball, please??said Quinn. 揗s. Morris is looking at us again!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?Sandi picked up the ball but looked down at her right hand. 揟his is reddening my fair skin more than I think is tolerable. Quinn, you hit it.?She bounced the ball to Quinn.

牋牋牋牋牋?揜otate,?said Daria, heading for Quinn抯 spot.

牋牋牋牋牋?揘o, stay in the back court,?said Quinn, catching the ball. 揧ou抮e out of the way there.?She made ready to serve.

牋牋牋牋牋?揧ou抮e not even behind the end line,?said Jane. 揧ou can抰 serve from mid-court.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揕et抯 vote,?said Sandi.

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria and Jane groaned in unison. Daria remained motionless in the back. Jane, however, began to pace, carefully watching Quinn on the other side of the net.

牋牋牋牋牋?揅an you look somewhere else??Quinn asked anxiously.

牋牋牋牋牋?揧ou抮e the one with the ball,?said Jane.

牋牋牋牋牋?揓ane??called Stacy in a high, nervous tone. 揓ane, why don抰 you take the back court, and Tiffany and I will cover the front, okay??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?Jane thought, then nodded. 揌okie-dokie.?Everyone changed sides so that Jane covered the center rear, and her teammates were by the net. 揟hat good for everyone??Jane called.

牋牋牋牋牋?揑抦 happy,?said Daria in a deadpan tone.

牋牋牋牋牋?揋reat,?said Quinn. She held out the ball and started to hit it underhanded, then stopped. 揑 just remembered, if my wrist swells up, I won抰 be able to get my watch back on after class. Can I just throw it over the net??o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揔nock yourself out,?said Daria. 揑 meant that literally, by the way.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揋eek,?muttered Quinn, and she swung the ball up for a two-handed overhead throw.

牋牋牋牋牋?Jane growled. Everyone turned to look at her. She was crouched down as if ready to run track, her eyes burning into the ball in Quinn抯 hands. Tiffany and Stacy kept their heads turned and their eyes on Jane, instead of on Quinn, until Sandi snapped, 揌ey! The ball! Look at the ball!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑抦 throwing it now!?said Quinn nervously. 揑抦 throwing it to Tiffany!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揥anna bet??said Jane, still crouched.

牋牋牋牋牋??i>Nooo!?Tiffany cried in panic, looking back at Jane again. 揟hrow it to Stacy, not me!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揇on抰 throw it to me!?Stacy cried.

牋牋牋牋牋?揟hrow it, Quinn,?said Daria, looking to one side. 揗s. Morris is coming.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揇amn it!?Quinn yelled, and she threw the ball.

牋牋牋牋牋??i>MINE!?Jane shouted, bolting forward. Tiffany, Stacy, Sandi, and Quinn screamed and ran from the court in an instant, crashing through the gym doors leading out to the parking lot. Jane leaped up at the ball梐nd grabbed it, landing on her feet on her own side of the net. She bounced the ball as she looked at the slowly closing gym doors, the shrieks of the Fashion Club still audible outside, then rolled the ball across the floor so that it went past Daria抯 feet.

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria stuck out her hand two seconds later.

牋牋牋牋牋?Ms. Morris ran across the court and hit the doors going out. 揟HAT DOES IT!?she hollered as she chased the retreating Fashionable Foursome. 揑T扴 LAP TIME FOR YOU! HIT THE TRACK AND GET READY FOR REAL PAIN!?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揙ur work here is done,?said Jane.

牋牋牋牋牋?Daria dropped her hand. 揕et抯 go back behind the wrestling mats,?she said, and the two set off across the gym together. 揥e haven抰 finished deconstructing last night抯 慡ick, Sad World?episode.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揑t did explain why you never again see anyone who loses on a game show.?o:p>

牋牋牋牋牋?揂nd why the winners always look so well fed.?Daria imagined that Ms. Morris would have caught the Fashion Club by now, and they would all be heading for the track. She smiled. 揑 guess 慗eopardy?was a good name for that show after all.?o:p>

 

 

 

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