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I asked a bird Who was flying by If he ever worried about time gone by? He laughed and smiled with no reply. I saw a pig wallowing in complete despair. I say, old fellow, "what are you doing there?" He snorted and spit, sat in his own **** without a care. Yet he seemed content and gazed into his muddy lair. As I trod onto the the beaten path, i suddenly began to laugh. And out popped a rattler slithering to and fro. Not even a daring thought of discussing life with him, my future at that point seemed awfully grim. My chances of survival were getting slim. Ill think again before going on another adventure on a dangerous whim.
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Aug 22, 2016
Aug 22, 2016 at 10:00 PM UTC
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I asked a bird Who was flying by If he ever worried about time gone by? He laughed and smiled with no reply. I saw a pig wallowing in complete despair. I say, old fellow, "what are you doing there?" He snorted and spit, sat in his own **** without a care. Yet he seemed content and gazed into his muddy lair. As I trod onto the the beaten path, i suddenly began to laugh. And out popped a rattler slithering to and fro. Not even a daring thought of discussing life with him, my future at that point seemed awfully grim. My chances of survival were getting slim. Ill think again before going on another adventure on a dangerous whim.
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Aug 22, 2016
Aug 22, 2016 at 10:00 PM UTC
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