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Last published Tue, Jan 2, 2018
this was gonna be a place to dumb all my short stories but why publish that trash when I can just publish my absolutely hectic life?
welcome to the life of an american upperclassmen living in the south where you're legally able to drive at 16, but really at 15 if you don't get caught
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