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March came in like a tired Zebra being run down by a pride of Lions. But no, not now, she's going out like a ***** old Mule kicking in the stall. As you know, mules are ***** you couldn't have said it better yourself. Spring comes in March, I'd like to know who ever thought that date up. I've been shovelling snow while it's ten below. I went out and bought a rake a ***** and a *** Wishful thinking on my part the ground is still hard. I'm going to plant flowers And raise a high fence so the Deer's mouth will water but it will get no feed. Good riddance March and your frigid temperatures I don't want to see your face for another year.
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 3:59 PM UTC
March
March came in like a tired Zebra being run down by a pride of Lions. But no, not now, she's going out like a ***** old Mule kicking in the stall. As you know, mules are ***** you couldn't have said it better yourself. Spring comes in March, I'd like to know who ever thought that date up. I've been shovelling snow while it's ten below. I went out and bought a rake a ***** and a *** Wishful thinking on my part the ground is still hard. I'm going to plant flowers And raise a high fence so the Deer's mouth will water but it will get no feed. Good riddance March and your frigid temperatures I don't want to see your face for another year.
irving-macpherson
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New Scotland
Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 3:59 PM UTC
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