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i who would have imagined i´ d have my very own computer we had wooden pens in a class of sixty.. two a third of a pint of milk every day (though i never made monitor..) in the summer the milk could become disappointingly tepid and in the winter the blue **** fed on the icing cream thus rendering it unfit.. (though we drank it any hows..) we all found that very charming and did not begrudge their ingenious ness.. (they who had no breakfast drank sometimes three bottles..) we had abacus or what ever the plural is.. (i don´ t care..) which if i am correct was a system of mathematic invented by the persians or so.. but my favourite lesson was propelling paint by a straw.. (i was a budding pollack..) the random and sub conscience.. and some old newspaper..oh yeah.. i used the same method years later to wean myself off ***** opening up pleasure that had been sleeping.. stimulating and fused.. now,i have a computer..!
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 6:28 AM UTC
who would have imagined i ́ d
i who would have imagined i´ d have my very own computer we had wooden pens in a class of sixty.. two a third of a pint of milk every day (though i never made monitor..) in the summer the milk could become disappointingly tepid and in the winter the blue **** fed on the icing cream thus rendering it unfit.. (though we drank it any hows..) we all found that very charming and did not begrudge their ingenious ness.. (they who had no breakfast drank sometimes three bottles..) we had abacus or what ever the plural is.. (i don´ t care..) which if i am correct was a system of mathematic invented by the persians or so.. but my favourite lesson was propelling paint by a straw.. (i was a budding pollack..) the random and sub conscience.. and some old newspaper..oh yeah.. i used the same method years later to wean myself off ***** opening up pleasure that had been sleeping.. stimulating and fused.. now,i have a computer..!
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 6:28 AM UTC
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