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is covered in tattoos and likes to drink expensive whiskey with mint leaves and fruit slices in it. She has the strong, sturdy body of a field worker and is the only woman I know who looks good in bright orange. We share fajitas and chimichangas while listening to indie folk music. She pushes her stomach out and asks me to name her fajita baby. Her mastiff eats from the trash while we wrestle and scream because he knows this is his only chance at leftover rice and guacamole. Her face is the last breath of Christ and she tells me she hates me while pushing me off of her after I make her come. The dog and I both know the truth.
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Mar 6, 2012
Mar 6, 2012 at 9:05 PM UTC
She
is covered in tattoos and likes to drink expensive whiskey with mint leaves and fruit slices in it. She has the strong, sturdy body of a field worker and is the only woman I know who looks good in bright orange. We share fajitas and chimichangas while listening to indie folk music. She pushes her stomach out and asks me to name her fajita baby. Her mastiff eats from the trash while we wrestle and scream because he knows this is his only chance at leftover rice and guacamole. Her face is the last breath of Christ and she tells me she hates me while pushing me off of her after I make her come. The dog and I both know the truth.
JohnM
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Mar 6, 2012
Mar 6, 2012 at 9:05 PM UTC
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