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Jenkins always did whatever the **** he wanted to do. He always went about his business like it was his only purpose on Earth. He never got bogged down in gossip or idle talk, made just to pass the time. He didn't give a rat's *** about who was doing what to whom & vice versa. Once I saw him spit a ****** on the floor of a high dollar restaurant. He blurted out, "Free Oyster!" & laughed his *** off, what a dork. Everybody looked shocked, one patron dropped a fork, another snickered. Strange days indeed, but nobody there asked him to leave, they seemed pleased to take his money instead & clean up the nasty mess.
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Aug 11, 2014
Aug 11, 2014 at 2:27 PM UTC
The Things People Do For Money (Jenkins)
Jenkins always did whatever the **** he wanted to do. He always went about his business like it was his only purpose on Earth. He never got bogged down in gossip or idle talk, made just to pass the time. He didn't give a rat's *** about who was doing what to whom & vice versa. Once I saw him spit a ****** on the floor of a high dollar restaurant. He blurted out, "Free Oyster!" & laughed his *** off, what a dork. Everybody looked shocked, one patron dropped a fork, another snickered. Strange days indeed, but nobody there asked him to leave, they seemed pleased to take his money instead & clean up the nasty mess.
jonny-angel
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Aug 11, 2014
Aug 11, 2014 at 2:27 PM UTC
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