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Nothing sticks like excrement not superglue or wet cement we are tarred and feathered by a concrete nation, in bear traps on a reservation looking for release. A piece of me would like to be Oscar Wilde a precocious child by all accounts which all amounts to what I meant, nothing sticks like excrement. We are as we are and how far did we go from the plough and the crops? we went to the Devil and the high street shops. Now it's snifters and titfers and don't we look grand a million miles from a *** and the land. eat processed be processed a name tag in your ear. 'Pussy cat, ***** cat where have you been?' I've been watching the dead being turned into bread at 'Soylent Green' Nothing sticks in your throat like a button from somebody's coat. For good or bad I smell like my dad and he was a good guy.
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Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016 at 11:54 AM UTC
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Nothing sticks like excrement not superglue or wet cement we are tarred and feathered by a concrete nation, in bear traps on a reservation looking for release. A piece of me would like to be Oscar Wilde a precocious child by all accounts which all amounts to what I meant, nothing sticks like excrement. We are as we are and how far did we go from the plough and the crops? we went to the Devil and the high street shops. Now it's snifters and titfers and don't we look grand a million miles from a *** and the land. eat processed be processed a name tag in your ear. 'Pussy cat, ***** cat where have you been?' I've been watching the dead being turned into bread at 'Soylent Green' Nothing sticks in your throat like a button from somebody's coat. For good or bad I smell like my dad and he was a good guy.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016 at 11:54 AM UTC
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