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Me and the homies built up a foundation of beer bottles in the corner of the living room that slide down when we play our music. It's a pyramid of transparent brown ********** bodies. We stick our tongues into mouths that will never fully be ours, and throw each new brick in the corner with a clink, ******* our pants and waking up in entrail pools of their digested innards the next morning. A brown shimmer like flashlights on the lake bounces off them bumping against our hips and mesmerizes our upper thighs and inner groins.
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Dec 30, 2011
Dec 30, 2011 at 9:13 PM UTC
Pyramid.
Me and the homies built up a foundation of beer bottles in the corner of the living room that slide down when we play our music. It's a pyramid of transparent brown ********** bodies. We stick our tongues into mouths that will never fully be ours, and throw each new brick in the corner with a clink, ******* our pants and waking up in entrail pools of their digested innards the next morning. A brown shimmer like flashlights on the lake bounces off them bumping against our hips and mesmerizes our upper thighs and inner groins.
Waverly
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Dec 30, 2011
Dec 30, 2011 at 9:13 PM UTC
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