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URBAN VIRGINS

It was only a legend, my dears, A normal town, living in fear, There were fat feral urban virgins here, Hell bent on their pleasures, cheers! "Down with boys' daks, get here!" A whole town living in fear, Was it all an urban myth, my dears? Urban virgins strolling the streets, Battleships waiting for boys to meet, Immaculate conception, each miss, Having divine parthogenesis, Yes, real fat funster chicks, It was all about fellatio, For each little Horatio, Or was it a fantasy of bliss, From an urban virgin miss? Did urban virgins wander away? Normal town, not a normal day, A normal town, living in fear... It was an urban legend, my dears.
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Written by
julie-grenness
Published
Nov 11, 2015
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20·114
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Bit of an urban myth, harmless fun. Feedback welcome.

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#legend#town#normal#urban#virgins
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