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Rhyming Is My Business Working on a secret mission, brain in unstable condition, don't believe in superstition, will charge for admission. Life flashing before my eyes, tongue tied between her thighs, maggots soon become flies, my ***** is the perfect size. I am number one, writing is just for fun, never will I own a gun, life has just begun. I'm my own best friend, friends and family, I will defend, texted you, but forgot to send, my funeral, I will attend. Sometimes I need a helping hand, life never goes as planned, Facebook is becoming bland, nothing beats a good hair band. ****** is a bad addiction, why is fact called nonfiction, dying is not a prediction, life is just a contradiction. With me you're in awe, it's just an unwritten law, never miss Monday Night Raw, when I don't write, you go through withdraw. I am just the very best, to hell with all the rest, nothing beats a woman's chest, knowing me, you should be blessed.
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Feb 28, 2014
Feb 28, 2014 at 10:52 AM UTC
Rhyming Is My Business
Rhyming Is My Business Working on a secret mission, brain in unstable condition, don't believe in superstition, will charge for admission. Life flashing before my eyes, tongue tied between her thighs, maggots soon become flies, my ***** is the perfect size. I am number one, writing is just for fun, never will I own a gun, life has just begun. I'm my own best friend, friends and family, I will defend, texted you, but forgot to send, my funeral, I will attend. Sometimes I need a helping hand, life never goes as planned, Facebook is becoming bland, nothing beats a good hair band. ****** is a bad addiction, why is fact called nonfiction, dying is not a prediction, life is just a contradiction. With me you're in awe, it's just an unwritten law, never miss Monday Night Raw, when I don't write, you go through withdraw. I am just the very best, to hell with all the rest, nothing beats a woman's chest, knowing me, you should be blessed.
allen-wilbert
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Feb 28, 2014
Feb 28, 2014 at 10:52 AM UTC
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