I Think You Have Something In Your Teeth
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Last published Wed, Apr 15, 2015
Here is a small fact about me.
I hate alot of things, not everything. But alot.
This is a book I began writing after I was told by a school "Phsyciatrist" to write about things I get frustrated by, to fully understand why I get annoyed.
and then it became an anecdotal 'Hat Tip' to the mess that is my life. And if its one thing the human race enjoys, its the faliures of others. so enjoy ;)
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