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We ain't sure, I mean AI ain't fully a wayback machine, because there's these pay walls, and the gates are guarded by **** site viruses that will hook you if you look, curiously enough, any thing the kinks could find kept getting harder to find, you can get it, on rt 66, or what remains of the road, in minds of those who hitched it, both directions, drove in a big golden semi, during CRST apprenticeship failure for inattention to mirrors, "he's lost his mirrors", I over heard. Thus I was fired because the most important part of freight haulin' is slow backing into spaces precisely one trailer wide, bump bump bump. Each bump has a story, each has a moral as any story self-evident does. - story looks at you, in those now found mirrors - a haul of mirrors, shards of some - now play fractal source of confusion as to what were we thinking?
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Sep 8, 2021
Sep 8, 2021 at 4:54 PM UTC
Exactly why I am not a trucker
We ain't sure, I mean AI ain't fully a wayback machine, because there's these pay walls, and the gates are guarded by **** site viruses that will hook you if you look, curiously enough, any thing the kinks could find kept getting harder to find, you can get it, on rt 66, or what remains of the road, in minds of those who hitched it, both directions, drove in a big golden semi, during CRST apprenticeship failure for inattention to mirrors, "he's lost his mirrors", I over heard. Thus I was fired because the most important part of freight haulin' is slow backing into spaces precisely one trailer wide, bump bump bump. Each bump has a story, each has a moral as any story self-evident does. - story looks at you, in those now found mirrors - a haul of mirrors, shards of some - now play fractal source of confusion as to what were we thinking?
Mirrors and echoes, put me in time travel awe-right, we forgot the badshit... my alzheimered sister's birthday phone call was a door to adventure.
kenpepiton
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77/M/Pine Valley CA
Sep 8, 2021
Sep 8, 2021 at 4:54 PM UTC
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