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oh, are you scared to be a little pumpernickel buttocks readied to be baked? mm, mm hmm, i bet you are... i bet you have gingerbread legs readied for a sprint, that will only add the necessary crunch: like blueberry jam in a muffin, toothpick blues of disuse when the fingers are licked. huh?! when was baking synonymous with horror? should i send for the psychiatric paramedics? you're talking spaghetti helter skelter! will that be a salad entrée too? i know you're sensitive, ask your daddy's daddy why he's censoring right-wing politics and i'll just say this: use the rhubarb and make the ******* crumble! because we have psychiatric "specialists" running around without censors, educated in something else, resorting to feeding their self-esteem with vague knowledge of psychology, and they're not even considered mad... they're the mad ones... they think all philosophical prose is a crossword undecipherable jumble!
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 7:58 PM UTC
spaghetti helter skelter talk
oh, are you scared to be a little pumpernickel buttocks readied to be baked? mm, mm hmm, i bet you are... i bet you have gingerbread legs readied for a sprint, that will only add the necessary crunch: like blueberry jam in a muffin, toothpick blues of disuse when the fingers are licked. huh?! when was baking synonymous with horror? should i send for the psychiatric paramedics? you're talking spaghetti helter skelter! will that be a salad entrée too? i know you're sensitive, ask your daddy's daddy why he's censoring right-wing politics and i'll just say this: use the rhubarb and make the ******* crumble! because we have psychiatric "specialists" running around without censors, educated in something else, resorting to feeding their self-esteem with vague knowledge of psychology, and they're not even considered mad... they're the mad ones... they think all philosophical prose is a crossword undecipherable jumble!
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 7:58 PM UTC
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