Then there was the dust. It was basically everywhere. Walls, floor, ceiling. Furnaces. The only way for a place to naturally obtain that amount of dust is for it to remain uninhabited (if thats a word) for long, long time. And I know that place is not, in fact, uninhabited (again). So you can figure what the dust is. It was kinda gross having to sweep the walls and having all the dust come down around you . . . I believe I may have inhaled about 100 different people today.
But I'm getting paid, so it's no problem ingesting a couple generations of people.
And that's all I have to say about that.










you "watched" me like a year ago & i just realized it's you
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Hard to the F'ing Core
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il y on a des gens qui sont pas asser creatif. we rely soley on "i love you"
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100% of living people love me. If you're one of the 0% who don't, you're probably dead.
Oh
Keep in touch
Peace
pS-Hopefully you also got the awesome news in my latest journal...
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BLOOP~
The Gypsy Queen Extraordinaire
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Due to budgetary restraints the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off. We apologize if this inconveniences you in any way.
- Unknown
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Due to budgetary restraints the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off. We apologize if this inconveniences you in any way.
- Unknown
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