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A leggy lass, showing off, in a short, red dress in no mood to hold back, her excessive sass, rubbed him in a way wrong, as if by chance. Everything for sometime went haywire, his long held views on girls, on what should they wear, the oomph factor and its upper  limits the matter of taste in make up, all those he thought no focus of men folk were shaken to the root. How strange he feels, when he now looks back every single piece, fell right in place, in his jig saw puzzle, that reminded jumbled     all that long.
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Aug 13, 2013
Aug 13, 2013 at 10:07 AM UTC
The Accidental Zen
A leggy lass, showing off, in a short, red dress in no mood to hold back, her excessive sass, rubbed him in a way wrong, as if by chance. Everything for sometime went haywire, his long held views on girls, on what should they wear, the oomph factor and its upper  limits the matter of taste in make up, all those he thought no focus of men folk were shaken to the root. How strange he feels, when he now looks back every single piece, fell right in place, in his jig saw puzzle, that reminded jumbled     all that long.
*Zen-  dropping illusion and seeing things without distortion created by own thought
k-balachandran
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Aug 13, 2013
Aug 13, 2013 at 10:07 AM UTC
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