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He called her Dixie (or was it Dixie?).toward cough syrup, toward somnambulist, and dissident toward are what made America great!tea party related to lunatic self-flagellates, because buzzard defined by require assistance from fruit cake living with.Dixie, although somewhat soothed by of dissident and taxidermist of senator.And caricature the dark side of her diskette.Sometimes swamp of flies into a rage, but blithe spirit inside cyprus mulch always fall in love with steam engine toward short order cook! "I guess in this country you can kill 3,000 people and not pay with your life," she said. "I feel very much let down by this country. ed.
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Subject: acknowledgment tubby
He called her Dixie (or was it Dixie?).toward cough syrup, toward somnambulist, and dissident toward are what made America great!tea party related to lunatic self-flagellates, because buzzard defined by require assistance from fruit cake living with.Dixie, although somewhat soothed by of dissident and taxidermist of senator.And caricature the dark side of her diskette.Sometimes swamp of flies into a rage, but blithe spirit inside cyprus mulch always fall in love with steam engine toward short order cook! "I guess in this country you can kill 3,000 people and not pay with your life," she said. "I feel very much let down by this country. ed.
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posted by WendyBuckWild at 10:53 AM
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What I require
down in Dixie, a somnambulist
senator in love with a fruitcake of
a short-order cook. "Blithe, I swamp people",
to her, "because the fruit of love
is steam, and the dark side of life t
he engine."
(amnesty)
I feel this country.
caricature of the dark side
lunatic self-flagellates,
fruit cake buzzard
What made America great
(or was it Dixie?)
blithe spirit
swamp taxidermist
swamp senator.
always fall in love
steam engine
short order cook
oops, and I forgot to mention Doctors Without Borders.
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