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Larry, the man who terraformed Mars, has a scar over his left eye. Maggie, his younger sister, could not make up her mind. Her brother was a Star Man. She was left behind. Maggie swam in the ocean Larry paid a fine. Maggie liked tequila Larry was back on Earth. He liked snorting space rocks By the basement furnace hearth. Larry got a parking ticket Maggie passed out in the sand She did not feel a single thing When she was ****** there by a man. The baby was coming in April and Maggie went to the clinic Larry thought about Venereal tides While he was out having a picnic. Larry, the man who terraformed Mars, has a scar over his left eye. Maggie, his younger sister, could not make up her mind. Her brother was a Star Man. She was left behind. Maggie swam in the ocean Larry paid a fine. Maggie is now a single mother In the house with a furnace hearth. Larry never came back down The last time he left Earth.
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Feb 21, 2016
Feb 21, 2016 at 11:18 AM UTC
Twin Planets
Larry, the man who terraformed Mars, has a scar over his left eye. Maggie, his younger sister, could not make up her mind. Her brother was a Star Man. She was left behind. Maggie swam in the ocean Larry paid a fine. Maggie liked tequila Larry was back on Earth. He liked snorting space rocks By the basement furnace hearth. Larry got a parking ticket Maggie passed out in the sand She did not feel a single thing When she was ****** there by a man. The baby was coming in April and Maggie went to the clinic Larry thought about Venereal tides While he was out having a picnic. Larry, the man who terraformed Mars, has a scar over his left eye. Maggie, his younger sister, could not make up her mind. Her brother was a Star Man. She was left behind. Maggie swam in the ocean Larry paid a fine. Maggie is now a single mother In the house with a furnace hearth. Larry never came back down The last time he left Earth.
paul-rousseau
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Feb 21, 2016
Feb 21, 2016 at 11:18 AM UTC
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