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A bad, worming feeling in your belly because you've had nothing to eat today, and you hopped in your car, giddy as a bird, and rolled over there. There being the magic store; the store with it's keychains of glory, bottles of distilled religion, and a whole lot of prayer that your debit card sings. Tomorrow means work and the evil dollar that drags Jamaican children across intersections as they scream at the Americans in taxis. It seems we all need a break. We all need a chance to forget and say we're not culpable for anything. This is the magic that'll save you from your whiny conscience.
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Sep 4, 2012
Sep 4, 2012 at 11:55 PM UTC
The American.
A bad, worming feeling in your belly because you've had nothing to eat today, and you hopped in your car, giddy as a bird, and rolled over there. There being the magic store; the store with it's keychains of glory, bottles of distilled religion, and a whole lot of prayer that your debit card sings. Tomorrow means work and the evil dollar that drags Jamaican children across intersections as they scream at the Americans in taxis. It seems we all need a break. We all need a chance to forget and say we're not culpable for anything. This is the magic that'll save you from your whiny conscience.
Waverly
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35/M/American
Sep 4, 2012
Sep 4, 2012 at 11:55 PM UTC
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