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Desperate Call For a Witch Doctor

haint gonna mock ridiculous science asper to be bled dark practices to leech out mailer daemons, not so laughable nor in cred double, when oppressed diabolical dread oompah loompah fealty l'chaim fled as hand grenades explode within my head mettlesome monsters make mercuric chrome dome feel like a led zeppelin with fractured stairway to heaven in stead... delivers me zombies, where angels fear to tread cuz, the devil and psyche did wed shotgun Swedish crow did house mafia style wrenched, wrested wretched mental state most intense (no croc) dial shattered, slewed, splintered sanity, thus practitioner with "FAKE" know how aisle apprentice Aunt Roadie, who will skewer me evil spirits den da deuce till I beak home one sacrificed overly cooked goose a burnt offering shish kabob no longer able to raise cane on the loose like a red bull rocky on the shoals of a frantically angry moose livid with rage (akin to diary of mad a housewife) entropy written, where death will be only truce pyromaniac qua ramshackle shanty (tinderbox) unleashes wicked zeal hellacious incendiary juiced ride up plies noisome rubbery odor, sans hot wheel along the outer limits of functionality explosions precipitate like drops of molten steel routing hunger, searing nostrils, tearing tenuous fragile tethered tendrils self cannibalizing via tooth and nine inch nail linkedin with nauseousness as thine meal exemplary asper full blown panic attack lodged within mine genetic blooper imprinted within threaded helical deoxyribonucleic acid deal like a thunderbolt out of the blue sympathetic nervous system thrust in high gear with no warning and/or clue finding spouse helpless asper what to do.

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