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2+2=37

Nobody got anywhere in this life throttling bums, and robbing hotdog vendors, but a Saquatch eating a knish on top of a flipped bus is a sight that sticks to the roof of your minds eye. Let's eat caramel apples down by the seawall, trade tall tales, and lizard scales, run for the hills, but settle down in the shadow of the valley. Prickly pear and agave nectar, nopal cactus fruit, blended together, you can hardly taste the tequila. I'll boost you onto the roof, and hand up my guitar, and you'll help me climb up, singing and chanting till the sun knocks us off the room, we'll go pool hopping, with ski masks on, and steal lawn ornaments, and eat churros, and drink egg cream. and kiss under the Brooklyn bridge. I just gotta go throttle this *** and rob this hotdog vendor. If there isn't a sasquatch I'll be home by the apocalypse. Then we can get naked, and set off the sprinkler system, and dance in the halls. Until the sun explodes, and 2+2= 37.
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will-mercier
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Sep 8, 2012
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