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Just a look of disgust on his face ugh! don't want to see things like that in this place. Bob's got a job and can't see any more the floor he's risen beyond got a bond for a flat can't be doing wiv beggin' or anything tacky like that. How soon he forgets that he had ****** all I hope Bob doesn't fall off the wagon and back onto the skids with his head in a flagon of cider (adding a rider, it could be a barrel of beer) The beggarman She doesn't dwell on detritus she might cuss and kick him or throw him a bone via the trash bin he's still there though I'm not sure of his name smokes tailor made so must be on top of his game. he has eyes everywhere he sits anywhere spinning out lies to reel in the unwary (how dare he?) just or absolute? shot with disgust killed by I must get away it's another rainy day or so the radio says, but the Sun never shone on those who have gone and they won't ever really return.
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 4:41 AM UTC
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Just a look of disgust on his face ugh! don't want to see things like that in this place. Bob's got a job and can't see any more the floor he's risen beyond got a bond for a flat can't be doing wiv beggin' or anything tacky like that. How soon he forgets that he had ****** all I hope Bob doesn't fall off the wagon and back onto the skids with his head in a flagon of cider (adding a rider, it could be a barrel of beer) The beggarman She doesn't dwell on detritus she might cuss and kick him or throw him a bone via the trash bin he's still there though I'm not sure of his name smokes tailor made so must be on top of his game. he has eyes everywhere he sits anywhere spinning out lies to reel in the unwary (how dare he?) just or absolute? shot with disgust killed by I must get away it's another rainy day or so the radio says, but the Sun never shone on those who have gone and they won't ever really return.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 4:41 AM UTC
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