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telephone poles can't pet dogs

when I was a kid I'd always ask myself how would life be if I were a telephone pole or a spirit trapped inside a telephone pole sitting there day and night, winter and summer and autumn and spring just sitting and watching and perhaps hearing the conversations of people over the telephone, because their words pass through me and I communicate with the other telephone poles and have our network where we share stuff we hear and see while remaining totally indifferent to emergency calls and people's drama and tragedy and all of life that's how life would be if I were a telephone pole pretty damn nice with no school or work to do and no people to deal with So when I was a kid I wished I were a telephone pole but then I remembered... If I'm a telephone pole I can't pet dogs anymore it's not worth it
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