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BTW vir means man in the old Latin from which the nomenclature of Catholic Christianity rose up, curia and cives and synoikia by Roman **** and cries of grace a ****** seems a gin, ala engine, ie, ei genius engenederer a man maker version We got hope. -- it very well could be, that we know more than we imagined we knew as we, the people, who hold certain truths, to be self-evident. You see? You hold these certain truths and **** you're an icecream cone. And as Arthur assures me still: There will be time to start all over. If you can artifice enough integrity of mind, to think of a way, each mankind mind made unthingable, find that Greek word ah dian oi toasted, nah, but near, this word means the thing done, the deed not non-doable in being real. the line in the sand, crossed, this away and thataway we that take the refractured way through the wall, inalienable right holding we, the unalienable native born bhering heir looms holdin' woven coffin nails as puffs of smoke signaling go now carry good news on beautiful feet. conciliate, liberty sans munera calls remunera to the game. play fair, or be square. Living Shakespearean tropes in Euclidean dramas enacted by liars used to entertain fools for the power of suggestion gestating in the waiting next from now on.
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Oct 5, 2019
Oct 5, 2019 at 6:07 PM UTC
Virtual victuals virtual virtue
BTW vir means man in the old Latin from which the nomenclature of Catholic Christianity rose up, curia and cives and synoikia by Roman **** and cries of grace a ****** seems a gin, ala engine, ie, ei genius engenederer a man maker version We got hope. -- it very well could be, that we know more than we imagined we knew as we, the people, who hold certain truths, to be self-evident. You see? You hold these certain truths and **** you're an icecream cone. And as Arthur assures me still: There will be time to start all over. If you can artifice enough integrity of mind, to think of a way, each mankind mind made unthingable, find that Greek word ah dian oi toasted, nah, but near, this word means the thing done, the deed not non-doable in being real. the line in the sand, crossed, this away and thataway we that take the refractured way through the wall, inalienable right holding we, the unalienable native born bhering heir looms holdin' woven coffin nails as puffs of smoke signaling go now carry good news on beautiful feet. conciliate, liberty sans munera calls remunera to the game. play fair, or be square. Living Shakespearean tropes in Euclidean dramas enacted by liars used to entertain fools for the power of suggestion gestating in the waiting next from now on.
What now, m'love? We dance...Arthur Lee Love Forever Changes, your words still bring me here, to enjoy the reboot.
kenpepiton
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77/M/Pine Valley CA
Oct 5, 2019
Oct 5, 2019 at 6:07 PM UTC
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