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Schrödinger's Cat

"I have two cats!"          he said with a laugh...                   as he fell to his knees...                             and rolled on his back... The time was all there                        but the money went flat.             The essence of nightshade                                          That will do that. So onward he marched...                                               and later he squeezed but rightfully so,                        the windowless breeze. With fortnights on days                                and cherry blossoms in bloom, Mr. Finnegan woke up. It was half past noon.
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ronald-d-lanor
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Dec 12, 2014
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