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alternate long worded title – the grudge holder from one generation to the next for all intents and purposes remains the same, and thus interestingly enough, they can easily be a pinch hitter for man, woman, and/or child feeling resentment since dawn (or eventual dusk) of civilization and dominant species experiences discontents. Hotmail outlook grim, viz beholding warp and woof reconciliation, at social gatherings time and agin mass elf listened to threnody inducing dot bin reiterated within earshot, when this then mortal mwm clocked LVIII Earthlinked round the sun, while he tugged hairs on his chinny chin chin now clearly informs thyself, how genealogical weave incorporating din gee, holey, bunched gaps rendering incomplete thine quilted worm, and moth eaten delicate webbed weave thread bare fabric evinces absent majority descendents, not more'n two generations past equally substantially rotten produce junction bore inquisitiveness upon approaching mine middle adult existence details known istenig to WXPN I whiz a boot thirteen (NOT shoesize), benchmarked with virulent yen twittering, snapchatting, instagramming Bugaboo gainsaid, infiltrated subUrban bedroom and kindled pinterest the reddit lee making me an outcast with Penny Sylph Vanya (amidst prickly Poker Flats of Lake Woebegone), when trumpet call to erect an invisible omnipotent fence still did not obstruct hearty ten to cros the Rio Grande among strong men many sharing first name Sven purportedly related moost every one placed when newborn among one of many scattered orphan (deliberate poisoned, sans scorpian subsequently kid napped by vested gentry, who shared microscopic strands plus CRISPR DNA compliments of Ken and Barbie, nonetheless forced as stoop labor for

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