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>>24982565
Let me tell you a couple of three things, /biz/. There's no stigmata attached to passing a Horshak test. It's a 'trunk pail of the oil'. Fool the eye. It was done by an artist right over here in West-hamster, she has nine pictures under her subspecies and worked on Law & Order: The SUV. Certains incidents have expired. I gave her a mellifluous box. By diversion, I tried to surmise her interest and have penissary contact with her Volvo, it was 'our mofo' at first sight but that hoo-ha was an albacore around my neck, I was prostate with grief and all the specifities that entrails. It's the alteration between the sacred and the propane. I'm a little miffled but yeah... A pint of blood costs more than a gallon of gold and revenge is like serving cold cuts. But I'm willingly to move forward, let the past be bygone. There's a little dysentery in the ranks and the hair apparent has been fucking ostrified. There's a flying ointment and we're in a stagmire. If we let it go too far, pretty soon we'll be fucking dogs. It's like the antidote from Thetalmud, he says dinosaurs died because they were meat-eaters, and now we are at the precipice of an enormous crossroads, we're like indigenous. Quasimodo predicted all of this. He's an old-fashioned kind of guy - very allegorical. Like King Lewis the Whatever from Versales or Sung Tizzoo, The Chinese Prince Matchabelli. Had all the earmarks of the sticking post, he hit Isaac Newton in the head with an apple. Like Hannibal Lecture and Captain Teebs, the Czechoslovakian interior decorator. He had pleurisy, more than once. Had to go to the hyperbolic chamber and piss into a cathode ray tube. The point that I'm trying to illustrate is that, of course historically, historical changes come out of war. The fundamental question is, will this Sopranos thread be as effective as the old one. And it will be. Even more so. But until it is, it's gonna be hard to verify that I think it'll be more effective.