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Planetary landings, not always that great picking up a monster, no, not as freight Not sure if it was breakfast, maybe it was brunch Kane didn't like the grub, his gut the creature lunch As it silently slides, through all the duct work hard for them to tell, if it has a toothy smirk Slinking in the halls, taking a stealthy walk a sneaky little *** drooling as it stalks The robot tried to **** our heroine, with delinquent **** corporation ditched them, shares to be forsworn Ash headless, finally spilling all the beans weapons and research, by any way, any means No hope of rescue, so far out in deep space Captain Dallas missing, gone without a trace Ripley oozing tension, trying to escape crew is dead, or absent, or in an unknown state Thank engineers and builders, for airlocks on the ship blasted from the hatch, deported, on it's illegal Alien trip
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Jan 11, 2017
Jan 11, 2017 at 2:09 PM UTC
The horror of, an undocumented worker
Planetary landings, not always that great picking up a monster, no, not as freight Not sure if it was breakfast, maybe it was brunch Kane didn't like the grub, his gut the creature lunch As it silently slides, through all the duct work hard for them to tell, if it has a toothy smirk Slinking in the halls, taking a stealthy walk a sneaky little *** drooling as it stalks The robot tried to **** our heroine, with delinquent **** corporation ditched them, shares to be forsworn Ash headless, finally spilling all the beans weapons and research, by any way, any means No hope of rescue, so far out in deep space Captain Dallas missing, gone without a trace Ripley oozing tension, trying to escape crew is dead, or absent, or in an unknown state Thank engineers and builders, for airlocks on the ship blasted from the hatch, deported, on it's illegal Alien trip
Hehe, different kind of illegal work! If you've never seen "Alien" this is prolly very confusing :D
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Jan 11, 2017
Jan 11, 2017 at 2:09 PM UTC
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