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Feb 15, 2008
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Flat Black
And then I thought," What's the blanking point?"
You do this then that. You walk the lemming trail day after
festering, messter-ing, pusster-ing day, and still no
headway is forged.
I don’t know, seems the humdrums are the main-drums of
a sane-drums existence. Insanity is under rated and under art-ed these days.
One eyed crooked naked ladies swathed and soaked in color are far and few between.
Had to be a bit on the woo hoo side to paint it in the first place.
But if you do and you are and you die,
You're a fi-millonaire.
One always leads back to the other.
And again I wrote,
What’s the blanking point?
By: K. Mulroney
— Rottiestyl, Feb 15, 2008
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Kieran Nelson
18 years 3 months ago
Hi there I liked the
weirdelf
18 years 3 months ago
Your words are point enough