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They sell all kinds of spices where she's from. Humiliated. Embarrassment polymerizes a sludgy squid body of mine, thrashing in a salt water soaked, choked, electric chair. I haven't ever resorted to paving a silk idea with shark printed carpet since the ancients. A tombstone fridge. I knew it was that gypsy on your shoulder talking on the telephone. Gun street girl, riding rusty in a cyclone. Cologne scented gherkins, flirting, while her man is slurping jerky. I'm a turtle who lives in the desert because he hates the English language.
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 11:00 PM UTC
Gun Street Girl
They sell all kinds of spices where she's from. Humiliated. Embarrassment polymerizes a sludgy squid body of mine, thrashing in a salt water soaked, choked, electric chair. I haven't ever resorted to paving a silk idea with shark printed carpet since the ancients. A tombstone fridge. I knew it was that gypsy on your shoulder talking on the telephone. Gun street girl, riding rusty in a cyclone. Cologne scented gherkins, flirting, while her man is slurping jerky. I'm a turtle who lives in the desert because he hates the English language.
No lies, we need no more
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 11:00 PM UTC
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