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HELLO FRIEND! I KNOW WE JUST MET BUT FOR [27.99] YOU CAN BUY MY FRESHLY GROWN [SECRET TO HAPPINESS!1!] what? y-you don’t want my [27.99 SECRET TO HAPPINESS]? BUT FRIEND! YOU'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN TO SCRATCH THE SURFACE OF WHAT I CAN OFFER YOU why do you close me [FRIEND]? I thought I told you that I could make you [HAPPINESS FOR CHEAP]? Why do you turn up your nose? AH, I SEE NOW! YOU ARE AFRAID THAT I MIGHT BE SELLING {spiked} FAKE HAPPINESS! DO NOT WORRY [FRIEND] I WOULD {always} NEVER DECEIVE YOU FOR A QUICK BUCK HAHA Ahahaha- {This Popup has been blocked} {Goodnight and stay safe, Friend}
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Sep 26, 2024
Sep 26, 2024 at 11:33 AM UTC
Pop-up Trip
A body on the streets Step around, it reeks. Life's been wasted Thrown out for cash Abrasion o' justice The rich hide the rash
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Feb 22, 2021
Feb 22, 2021 at 9:25 PM UTC
A Check For The Rent
Radioactive dreams Got me bursting at the seams Life is strange as it seems Neon confusions Got me coming to conclusions I undress the illusions Love bombed lover You can be replaced with another Friends who ain’t friends We all meet unsavoury ends I’m a victim To a system We roll the dice, Loaded like guns, Against our luck And we stare down snake eyes As we tell ourselves some lies About our ******* luck Glitz and glamour Sugary ******* and diamonds Hundred-dollar bills Become hundred-dollar fines And hundred-dollar fines Become one-dollar bills They say don’t eat the rich Because one day you’ll cannibalise yourself There is an idea Called the American Dream And we’re just living in the fallout Of such contagious, radioactive dreams
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Mar 4, 2018
Mar 4, 2018 at 12:00 AM UTC
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He worships at the shrine of capitalism prays for a better fiscal quarter with money spent in shopping malls, a scrambling search for off-the-rack meaning through blessèd, holy consumerism. He gives thanks to this, our daily microwave meal, while he mutters under his breath, “What be the will of these, our stock-market Algorithms?" He listens to sermons from business and econ profs preaching from the higher-education steeples, teaching students gathering like stampede sheeples, reaching for a measure of worth in semester-long bursts a silent choir scribbling in exam halls to petty praise, leaving them burned out, and crying on the bathroom floor, lights out, itching for a wink amidst insect hallucinations adrenaline rushed from Dexadrine or Adderall dissociation flushed from ketamine or alcohol asking, “What is wrong with me?” Seeking answers, he pays weekly penance to shrinks a confessional of mental disorders from the Gospel of DSM: “Forgive me, Doctor, for I have sinned. It has been seven days since my last confession. I’m obsessive, I’m depressive, antisocial personality, ADD or ADHD, I’m poor as I ever was and ever will be, I’m no service to society, I'm squandered in sobriety, but please keep my hands tied in these shackles of student debt!” And his only act of contrition is a medical prescription made sweeter to swallow at communion than the blood and body of Christ. Welcome, the new order! Welcome, the New Religion (TM)! Pray it will be a better one than what we left behind.
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Mar 23, 2017
Mar 23, 2017 at 12:24 AM UTC
The New Religion
He worships at the shrine of capitalism prays for a better fiscal quarter with money spent in shopping malls, a scrambling search for off-the-rack meaning through blessèd, holy consumerism. He gives thanks to this, our daily microwave meal, while he mutters under his breath, “What be the will of these, our stock-market Algorithms?" He listens to sermons from business and econ profs preaching from the higher-education steeples, teaching students gathering like stampede sheeples, reaching for a measure of worth in semester-long bursts a silent choir scribbling in exam halls to petty praise, leaving them burned out, and crying on the bathroom floor, lights out, itching for a wink amidst insect hallucinations adrenaline rushed from Dexadrine or Adderall dissociation flushed from ketamine or alcohol asking, “What is wrong with me?” Seeking answers, he pays weekly penance to shrinks a confessional of mental disorders from the Gospel of DSM: “Forgive me, Doctor, for I have sinned. It has been seven days since my last confession. I’m obsessive, I’m depressive, antisocial personality, ADD or ADHD, I’m poor as I ever was and ever will be, I’m no service to society, I'm squandered in sobriety, but please keep my hands tied in these shackles of student debt!” And his only act of contrition is a medical prescription made sweeter to swallow at communion than the blood and body of Christ. Welcome, the new order! Welcome, the New Religion (TM)! Pray it will be a better one than what we left behind.
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