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"I, frequently, find myself ponder- ing: what it is other people are wonder- ing, or if they have began wander- ing from their, once, true path in life," he laughed, while taking a bath, down by the Boulder. "&: when, precisely, did it happen?! Yes! It is true that I have spent  many, magnificent, moons squander- ing the wealth of my place in this space.. I consume certain substances that others find distasteful. Yet: within the maunder- ing, I find a very subtle peace; know- ing that we will all, inevitably, be go- ing to find solace in the final slumber. Nothing we do is flawless. - Maybe once we're all gone: may the 'livestock, produce, and lumber' florish, fully, once again." he was bowed next to the Boulder, coughing on a cigarette of cannabis, when he caught the crouched cougars eye. As the joint, jittery, smolder -ed, his mind was left in blurred bliss. Just then: began to fly, forward -  the chiseled cougar.
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
Battle at the Boulder
"I, frequently, find myself ponder- ing: what it is other people are wonder- ing, or if they have began wander- ing from their, once, true path in life," he laughed, while taking a bath, down by the Boulder. "&: when, precisely, did it happen?! Yes! It is true that I have spent  many, magnificent, moons squander- ing the wealth of my place in this space.. I consume certain substances that others find distasteful. Yet: within the maunder- ing, I find a very subtle peace; know- ing that we will all, inevitably, be go- ing to find solace in the final slumber. Nothing we do is flawless. - Maybe once we're all gone: may the 'livestock, produce, and lumber' florish, fully, once again." he was bowed next to the Boulder, coughing on a cigarette of cannabis, when he caught the crouched cougars eye. As the joint, jittery, smolder -ed, his mind was left in blurred bliss. Just then: began to fly, forward -  the chiseled cougar.
April 4th, 2016
HideousAegidiusOCrowley
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
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