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August 2004

There were 6 posts published in August 2004 (this is page 1 of 1).

Who here in the crew was he talking to

Last night, a dream of mine was fulfilled: I heard the current draft of “Bishop’s Eighteen Wives” read by my dream team.

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You know you ghetto, look at the way you walk

True story: In sixteenth-century Bavaria, a tailor ingratiated himself into the Catholic Church and declared himself a bishop, God’s representative on earth.

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I’m outta luck, outta love, got a photograph, picture of

Passion killer, you’re too much You’re the only one I wanna touch

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Daddy’s gone across the ocean, leaving just a memory

The fifteen-pack Sears Portrait Package includes a choice of predetermined backgrounds and props.

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I get no kick from cocaine

Mine!

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Kimi ni kondo au hi no tame ni

Before Narita was home to a vast international airport, it was home to a shrine and a series of low-ceilinged tourist shops.

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in Friends | 195 Words | 4 Comments

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