The Unfortunate Magician Stares Fixedly at the Hamster Wheel
Cheese
merchants of the ninth and fourteenth centuries (out of sequence due to the
unique juxtaposition of their relative situational districts, each being
colored red on the map of the universe) formulate contractual scales of
carbonation based on a nicely round interest.
As one or more bald champions of overtime have expressed it in the pages
of their posthumously published memoirs, “There’s always somewhere to hide.”
The head
area is a place to rest one’s feet. The
shoes, however, must never enter one’s mind.
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