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There's this small diner across the street from my apartment a small segment of culture suspended outside of time they serve good coffee there by the *** and they serve cheap breakfast food which is greasy enough to absorb even the sharpest of hangovers I was in there the other morning sitting at the bar spending my last spare change on that old diner coffee and the people around, the beautiful strangers they talked and laughed or read from paper backs, the man next to me at the bar ordered a Budweiser in a glass at ten in the morning and you just don't see that as much anymore, the waitresses had a strut about them like they were straight out of an old New York movie and the cooks in the back could be heard laughing rambunctiously over the sounds of the kitchen, it's a small diner suspended outside of time and it is a place you could get lost in a place you don't want to ever leave
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 10:29 AM UTC
The Diner
There's this small diner across the street from my apartment a small segment of culture suspended outside of time they serve good coffee there by the *** and they serve cheap breakfast food which is greasy enough to absorb even the sharpest of hangovers I was in there the other morning sitting at the bar spending my last spare change on that old diner coffee and the people around, the beautiful strangers they talked and laughed or read from paper backs, the man next to me at the bar ordered a Budweiser in a glass at ten in the morning and you just don't see that as much anymore, the waitresses had a strut about them like they were straight out of an old New York movie and the cooks in the back could be heard laughing rambunctiously over the sounds of the kitchen, it's a small diner suspended outside of time and it is a place you could get lost in a place you don't want to ever leave
harry-j-baxter
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 10:29 AM UTC
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