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Don't call me a lunatic, I've heard it for myself no, I don't believe in fairies, or an evil type of elf I go to the corner, each and every single night looking for this anomaly, I don't think that it will bite It's visage not intimidating, as it prances the fence thinking that it could be deranged, expounding my two cents At midnight on the minute, it barks at the wax or waning moon no, I don't drink, smoke the bud, or use a brass spittoon It woof's and bark's a litany, all the other cats run and hide Franken-kitty parables, best to stay inside
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Sep 20, 2016
Sep 20, 2016 at 8:51 PM UTC
The cat that woofed
Don't call me a lunatic, I've heard it for myself no, I don't believe in fairies, or an evil type of elf I go to the corner, each and every single night looking for this anomaly, I don't think that it will bite It's visage not intimidating, as it prances the fence thinking that it could be deranged, expounding my two cents At midnight on the minute, it barks at the wax or waning moon no, I don't drink, smoke the bud, or use a brass spittoon It woof's and bark's a litany, all the other cats run and hide Franken-kitty parables, best to stay inside
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Sep 20, 2016
Sep 20, 2016 at 8:51 PM UTC
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