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there was a courtyard in one of the older apartments square in concept it turned into an oval over time proving the
inadequecies of modern aestetics of all the windows only one hadnt broken it was made of blown glass as we stood there the
wind chose to pick up the edges of my pinstripe jacket my skirt she says learned to fly the wind lost no time though some
of the open windows did hesitate before submitting we didnt want them to submit she whispers it s true we had hoped the
perserverance of broken windows and rusty hinges would outlast the wind we always chose the underdogs
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This would be the third chapter.
inadequecies of modern aestetics of all the windows only one hadnt broken it was made of blown glass as we stood there the
wind chose to pick up the edges of my pinstripe jacket my skirt she says learned to fly the wind lost no time though some
of the open windows did hesitate before submitting we didnt want them to submit she whispers it s true we had hoped the
perserverance of broken windows and rusty hinges would outlast the wind we always chose the underdogs
. , , . ' . . , . ( , . ) , . ( ' , . ) ' : . .
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This would be the third chapter.
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AUTOMATIC ADVERTISER! DIE SATAN SPAWN!
Also, no one click the link.
Yeah... that's what sucks about Blogger...
On my other blog (the one I deleted), I had a post about private property and its overall failure. And that was where I got my first comment:
"Hey, I was just reading through you're blog and I really like it. I think you might find mine interesting too. [Link]."
It was to a dating site.
Bastards.
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