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I made you a crown of dried chicken feet, it goes with your snake eyes, like how dice stare back, irisless. I bet fifty clams on Steady As She Goes, I dug them up in Maine for chowder. Well, my Friday dinner just walked away. I put your hand in the waffle iron and closed it shut. That's for trying to make a better pancake, good suggestion, pretentious Belgian ******* Next time I'll just stub my cigarette out your sweet Sunday brunch, you'll eat the ashes out of the little cubes that are so fluffy and crisp. Cleaning up a broken pillow after a pillowfight, that's rough stuff. **** feathers, it's a cotton from now on. Let's practice making out. Gross, I don't like girls, I was kidding. Get the **** off me. They snuck syrup and chemicals into all your drinks, but don't worry, I removed it. You spit it out and say GROSS WHAT IS THIS THIS HAS GONE BAD fine. keep ******* down on those chemicals cancer kid.
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May 17, 2011
May 17, 2011 at 5:32 PM UTC
Waffled Hands and Clam Chowder
I made you a crown of dried chicken feet, it goes with your snake eyes, like how dice stare back, irisless. I bet fifty clams on Steady As She Goes, I dug them up in Maine for chowder. Well, my Friday dinner just walked away. I put your hand in the waffle iron and closed it shut. That's for trying to make a better pancake, good suggestion, pretentious Belgian ******* Next time I'll just stub my cigarette out your sweet Sunday brunch, you'll eat the ashes out of the little cubes that are so fluffy and crisp. Cleaning up a broken pillow after a pillowfight, that's rough stuff. **** feathers, it's a cotton from now on. Let's practice making out. Gross, I don't like girls, I was kidding. Get the **** off me. They snuck syrup and chemicals into all your drinks, but don't worry, I removed it. You spit it out and say GROSS WHAT IS THIS THIS HAS GONE BAD fine. keep ******* down on those chemicals cancer kid.
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May 17, 2011
May 17, 2011 at 5:32 PM UTC
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