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before doing the chores of cleaning the house, and happy having cooked a jalfrezi curry the previous day because the bonsai ginger punk maine **** wanted to eat raw chicken, i ground coffee beans with cinnamon and later read about david bowie's stay in berlin with all those fabled tales of drinking debauchery, akin my own: since i really really find strangers being concerned about my health with that drink-marathon soberness and dry january odd and worthy of your typical suspicion with paranoia... they make me feel like i'm not supposed to own my own body, and not be able to be irresponsible with it, somehow channel all my living parameters into being sober, eating loads of sugar and turning into a television zombie, in a small part of the world, worried about the world due to polarised media coverage feeding me pointless opinions i don't want to have because i simply can't enter a dialectical conversation with them.
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 10:28 AM UTC
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before doing the chores of cleaning the house, and happy having cooked a jalfrezi curry the previous day because the bonsai ginger punk maine **** wanted to eat raw chicken, i ground coffee beans with cinnamon and later read about david bowie's stay in berlin with all those fabled tales of drinking debauchery, akin my own: since i really really find strangers being concerned about my health with that drink-marathon soberness and dry january odd and worthy of your typical suspicion with paranoia... they make me feel like i'm not supposed to own my own body, and not be able to be irresponsible with it, somehow channel all my living parameters into being sober, eating loads of sugar and turning into a television zombie, in a small part of the world, worried about the world due to polarised media coverage feeding me pointless opinions i don't want to have because i simply can't enter a dialectical conversation with them.
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 10:28 AM UTC
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