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his bulbous eyes stared and clamored. they bulged like cartoon animals do when a fist throttles them. we hurried past him because he told us something about nineteen eighty-five and what if he has a knife in his coat? the blue and yellow neon lights bathed his face in commercial light and illuminated his anguish. he didn't have any money, probably because those men stole it from him when he was sleeping. you know the ones he talks about - their suits are always clean. we hurried past him, and his caffeine eyes finally went to sleep even though his addled brain prayed for consciousness. the suits would come to him in the night and fill him with drugs again.
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Mar 10, 2011
Mar 10, 2011 at 2:44 PM UTC
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his bulbous eyes stared and clamored. they bulged like cartoon animals do when a fist throttles them. we hurried past him because he told us something about nineteen eighty-five and what if he has a knife in his coat? the blue and yellow neon lights bathed his face in commercial light and illuminated his anguish. he didn't have any money, probably because those men stole it from him when he was sleeping. you know the ones he talks about - their suits are always clean. we hurried past him, and his caffeine eyes finally went to sleep even though his addled brain prayed for consciousness. the suits would come to him in the night and fill him with drugs again.
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Mar 10, 2011
Mar 10, 2011 at 2:44 PM UTC
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