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We laugh and quite hysterically as they ****** me and by me we mean you. Chrystallised calamity trapped in amber permanently, an eternity of diffused light. And it's the cutting edge that cuts us clean, the torso of the queen told well the story wherein the demons dwell. The modern mobsters. They're selling people on the market stalls with popcorn mix and aniseed ***** and dontya know people sell very well as ornaments to decorate the boardrooms of bored business men. Swift was wrong, we're the midgets and the giants were with us all along it's just we couldn't see them with our eyes lashed to the treadmill. By any stretch a longer stretch of my imagination would get me two to ten in the pen' upstate, but they clap me in irons and throw away the key and that screws me for everything. There's nothing quite like a memorial to remind you we should all be thankful for something.
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Jan 19, 2017
Jan 19, 2017 at 11:46 AM UTC
The sugar coat
We laugh and quite hysterically as they ****** me and by me we mean you. Chrystallised calamity trapped in amber permanently, an eternity of diffused light. And it's the cutting edge that cuts us clean, the torso of the queen told well the story wherein the demons dwell. The modern mobsters. They're selling people on the market stalls with popcorn mix and aniseed ***** and dontya know people sell very well as ornaments to decorate the boardrooms of bored business men. Swift was wrong, we're the midgets and the giants were with us all along it's just we couldn't see them with our eyes lashed to the treadmill. By any stretch a longer stretch of my imagination would get me two to ten in the pen' upstate, but they clap me in irons and throw away the key and that screws me for everything. There's nothing quite like a memorial to remind you we should all be thankful for something.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Jan 19, 2017
Jan 19, 2017 at 11:46 AM UTC
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