title: Friends: The Official Companion Book
author:  David Wild 
description: For a while they couldn't be escaped: every magazine plastered them on the cover; every talk show touted them; every trendy young woman was wearing <i>the</i> haircut. The <i>Friends</i> phenomenon seemed unavoidable. Now that the frenzy has died down, perhaps you're feeling a slight void in your life. Chandler, Ross, Monica, Rachel, Phoebe, and Joey aren't everywhere you turn. Happily, the show has entered syndication, meaning you'll be able to relive your favorite moments: the birth of Ross's son, Marcel the monkey humping everything in sight, the romance of Paolo and Rachel. But if that's not enough for you--and how could it be for the true devotee?--you'll need to get your hands on <i>Friends: The Official Companion Book</i>. With trivia, fun facts, plot summaries of the entire first season, snippets of dialogue, glam shots of the cast, and even a quiz (Do you know what WEENUS stands for?) and an "Uncensored Tail-All" by Marcel, the books contains all you need to become the ultimate expert on this popular TV show. A true find for the committed <i>Friends</i>phile. <i>--Jenny Brown</i>
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  Nothing Changes Much Really
  
  
  By Earnest Long
  
  
  Copyright 2017 Earnest
  
  
  Long
  
  
  Smashwords Edition
  
  
  Smashwords Edition,
  
  
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  # Chapter 1, Socializing
  
  
  They sat around in the
  
  
  café laughing. Really, they were quite good friends. But Dave
  
  
  thought something was missing. For he fancied his female friends
  
  
  and wanted to sleep with them but didn't. He never seemed to get
  
  
  them on their own so that he could have a better chat with them
  
  
  without everyone listening. This had annoyed his friends after a
  
  
  while and so he had to stop.
  
  
  The friends were
  
  
  playing a game. They took it in turns