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Copperhead

Sometimes it’s hors d'âge cognac in neat round crystal, pinned back and twisted perfectly to complement this uniform. But he prefers it as amber lager, spilling over in rich loose curls, filling him up and making him tipsy.
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elizabeth-milnes
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Jan 30, 2012
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