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Ouch
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Sobeliet
01:01
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Structure
01:45
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change
01:54
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Knife
01:33
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Ground
01:37
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Asshole
01:45
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passionly
02:14
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More very weird
01:30
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Daydrinking
02:00
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All day
01:36
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Anybody all of the time
01:37
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Rust
01:51
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chris modeen Watertown, Connecticut
All art work by Sarah Martin/Dartin/Shaffer/diva
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