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met a man once and he took me to a steakhouse the type where tuxedo men come back with a twee bite-sized piece of meat on a plate he ordered my steak for me and though it glistened the slab barely satisfied the crack in my teeth i was starving and he kept talking about business deals and networking to the type of cars that make him hard which one of these thousand ******* forks is best to stab? making friends with a bunch of pruned men chatting business he introduced me she speaks Spanish how exotic raw and juicy STEAK sure does go well with potatoes i started ordering loads of wine when they all agreed that it was time to make America great again i downed even more down my throat ‘till I was seeing spuds in Versace drinks for everyone! we ordered like five bottles so drunk that I started mooing but if this gasbag ever hopes to get laid he’ll need to go to the slaughterhouse for that meanwhile, let the bartender do the milking
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 3:31 PM UTC
Steakhouse
met a man once and he took me to a steakhouse the type where tuxedo men come back with a twee bite-sized piece of meat on a plate he ordered my steak for me and though it glistened the slab barely satisfied the crack in my teeth i was starving and he kept talking about business deals and networking to the type of cars that make him hard which one of these thousand ******* forks is best to stab? making friends with a bunch of pruned men chatting business he introduced me she speaks Spanish how exotic raw and juicy STEAK sure does go well with potatoes i started ordering loads of wine when they all agreed that it was time to make America great again i downed even more down my throat ‘till I was seeing spuds in Versace drinks for everyone! we ordered like five bottles so drunk that I started mooing but if this gasbag ever hopes to get laid he’ll need to go to the slaughterhouse for that meanwhile, let the bartender do the milking
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 3:31 PM UTC
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