So, I hear there was a horse race today.
I also hear there was a horse called 'Freemason' who fell over and took everyone else out. See, the Illuminati are in control. How could you have doubted it for a second?
Death comes for us all (a melodramatic haiku of retirement)
I also hear there was a horse called 'Freemason' who fell over and took everyone else out. See, the Illuminati are in control. How could you have doubted it for a second?
Alas! this blog is
no longer where it is at.
Onwards! (Back to home.)
guts and garters
It's all fun and games until someone loses molecular cohesion.
Tuesday, November 06, 2001
I also hear there was a horse called 'Freemason' who fell over and took everyone else out. See, the Illuminati are in control. How could you have doubted it for a second?
GIRL
Diana Evans
called Dee
since May 25th, 1980
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consuming flat whites
producing words, hers and other people's
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