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"Mane, that girl's so fine, I think I might **** her," Heck laughs. I don't know how the conversation dawdled to this. I don't know where we came from. But it's here now. The bones are loose, the mind is loose, the lips are loose. And we end up saying things without knowing that we're saying them. We here ourselves talk, and the hurt is numb.
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Dec 16, 2011
Dec 16, 2011 at 8:12 PM UTC
Why is this a joke that we make when we're drunk?
"Mane, that girl's so fine, I think I might **** her," Heck laughs. I don't know how the conversation dawdled to this. I don't know where we came from. But it's here now. The bones are loose, the mind is loose, the lips are loose. And we end up saying things without knowing that we're saying them. We here ourselves talk, and the hurt is numb.
Sometimes i wonder about the inner-workings of the human soul. But Heck is not an evil person. And he would never **** a girl. But it was said. And I still love him, because he's my homie and he's been there through it all. But I just want to shake the soul of man sometimes. Just to wake the soul up to its own drunkeness.
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Dec 16, 2011
Dec 16, 2011 at 8:12 PM UTC
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