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Used to work in TV advertising, then escaped. Comics and movies and video games and horror. There, I said it. When you get woken up because bae is coming home late and drunk and loud and you decide if the judge will deem the murder as justified.
Début août on commence les grandes vacances par 10 jours dans le Var avec mamie chérie, maman, tatie tatie et yanissou! Même papi est venu nous rendre visite. Tania, Filipe et Nathan Caetano.
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Thoughts on Baseball, Art, and Other Altered States. Tom Rogers and the Philip Morris Tollway. Native American folklore says that Coyote will outlive us all and be the last survivor on earth. The Psycho-dynamic Obsolescence of General Motors. A young Nathan at Dodger Stadium in 1961. In this audio essay from his KUCI fm radio broadcast, The SoCal Byte.