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The detail dialog of phases slow I want you to see how this situation flows It was a co-worker to buy some ***** for dinner My co-worker invited me to tag along, but I chose not to enter Then later on I changed my mind and decided to go along We went to the butcher to buy live ***** As I saw the ***** being touched, they were moving ready for a fight I stated to the Butcher, ”This is going to be a Butcher and ***** in plight As the butcher placed the ***** in the bag The bag of ***** began to sag The ***** were fighting as a bunch in the bag One thing that is for sure, the story continues in not being a drag Now we are on the New York City Subway system of the D-train home One of the ***** tore open the bag and started to roam A scream broke out from one rider seeing one of the ***** Because this was evening rush hour, many other riders were just plain mad I told my co-worker there goes your dinner to eat There was my cue to get off the train and retreat My co-worker was able to eat ***** and appreciate ***** that went on a plate, and the co-worker who sat down and ate This is what I experienced in search of ***** My adventure written on several pads A story of my account saved on tabs.
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 7:06 PM UTC
LIVE ***** ON THE GO
The detail dialog of phases slow I want you to see how this situation flows It was a co-worker to buy some ***** for dinner My co-worker invited me to tag along, but I chose not to enter Then later on I changed my mind and decided to go along We went to the butcher to buy live ***** As I saw the ***** being touched, they were moving ready for a fight I stated to the Butcher, ”This is going to be a Butcher and ***** in plight As the butcher placed the ***** in the bag The bag of ***** began to sag The ***** were fighting as a bunch in the bag One thing that is for sure, the story continues in not being a drag Now we are on the New York City Subway system of the D-train home One of the ***** tore open the bag and started to roam A scream broke out from one rider seeing one of the ***** Because this was evening rush hour, many other riders were just plain mad I told my co-worker there goes your dinner to eat There was my cue to get off the train and retreat My co-worker was able to eat ***** and appreciate ***** that went on a plate, and the co-worker who sat down and ate This is what I experienced in search of ***** My adventure written on several pads A story of my account saved on tabs.
A true story more than just a poem
preservationman
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 7:06 PM UTC
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