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Sore Losers

. In tight contests, rivals flash sour, scheming smiles of ignominies. Some are spiteful though they're down beaten on bended, wounded knees. Their front act of dire deceit: feigning sportsmanship, not conceding defeat. Rancour and rage behind their civil, congenial masks insidiously lurk. Though, quietly they lick their wounds, they vow vengeance, and defiantly sulk. .

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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Date: 4/8/2011 9:14:00 PM
never been like that at all, like rivalry academically...I always say good luck, I think it is vain not too
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