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kyla
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Eating could be seen as palliative. Drinking. Breathing. Living. In a perfect world, there would be no such thing as "boredom". So, when I say, "why the hell can't the world just be perfect?", you already know what you can't say. But, I would have to, like, drive into two trees or something before I'd say anything that useless.
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silentbob
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today i look like robert smith
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amy
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permanently crazy, i think. God said, "that's the shakes, babe." i can deal with it, the wound-that-is-the-cure. it's the only way.
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jane
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lovesong it hits me right in the heart every time i hear that first chord and then my heart melts as the song goes along
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somenom
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happy happy thought
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gja
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Makes me think of the word poultice. I remember Josie Zeeton - Y11 english teacher describing its *meaning*. Funny how the words of english teachers stay with me. I can remember them all. + also - the band - near the top of my favourite list - are in town at the moment. Best reviews - stunning. I didnt get tickets this time - budget constraints. I have seen them before: London - Ive mentioned this before. Sydney - with the most amzing 25 minute spell that was "the forest" Auckland - by chance - a free ticket handed to me with like NO notice.
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gja
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Generally a fan - cliche coming - of the older stuff.... BUT Edge of the Deep Green Sea is life changing.
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pro g
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ohhhh look what YOU have done! where's your Ocean then Shakespeare ?
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birdmad
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the Wish album spoke very deeply to me, encapsulating my former tendency to_wish_impossible_things (a few hard lessons later i learned better)
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070810
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what's it to you?
who
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