How to Fly
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Last published Tue, Oct 17, 2017
There are a few steps to flying. I suppose you wouldn't know them, now, would you? It's a lost art from decades ago. But a select few of us know. A select few of us still know how to fly.
But, remember, evens flyers has a risk of falling.
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