The silence surrounds us, a combination of distance and too much rum. We'd wasted no time hitting the bar, and your clothes still smell like the airplane- stale and worn
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I didn't slip tense. She's saying that they hadn't wasted time and thats why his clothes still smell like the airport. Maybe I should say "we HAD wasted no time, and..."
It works and didn't feel like a tense slip to me. "We wasted" would have seemed more like a tense slip than "we'd wasted." Maybe "we have wasted" instead of "we had"? Now I'm curious to find out what's technically correct - not to play Grammar Police, just because I'm a little OCD. :)
My only suggestion would be to make sure not to slip from present tense, to past tense. First and second sentence, but apart from that, great.
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Thanks!
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"We waste no time hitting the bar, your clothes still smelling like the airplane- stale and worn."
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"We waste no time hitting the bar, and your clothes still smell like the airplane- stale and worn."
Wasted = past tense.
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In any case, this was a great entry!
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