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Sagebrush Saga Weed One Day

Akin a tumbleweeds aimlessly blowing in the wind umlaut punctuation courtesy of let herd Mother Nature nsync with markie mark, (or other faux nuke heads on silent auction ajudicating bidding chopping block) or getting sparred sum xtra mo' mints before morphing into gamut tuff height (against opposing super cross currents) bow willing head over heals deftly thwarting encroaching enfilade enhancing invading army of deplorable dust devilish debris with full Stanley steamer ahead onslaught opposing approaching phalanx ta become a foo lush fighter putting kibosh across the infinitely open and wide prairie land (which wasteland fictitiously epitomized and described by T.S. Elliot with absolute zero relevancy here) a barren vista ravages metaphorical landscape of one measly mortal malcontent male bumping and scraping along an accursed habiliment just barely avoiding and dodging diabolical demons mercilessly unrelentingly ready to seduce this somewhat sanguine Simian who finds himself amidst pitfalls of a tortured and twisted existence racked with up pinions (halving smartly put irons in the fire) deployed incognito tub hest describe demonic dungeons damp, dark, demented domains - a veritable no man's land and one impossible to escape from no matter how fast I flee from the fearful, fiercesome and phantasmagoric forms figments of imagination yet real and tangible as bone and flesh haunt sacred house of slumber and transmogrify me into a loathsome madman ranting and raving senseless gibberish and gobbledygook yet perceived as metaphysical and philosophical sane state farm mister soundcloud syllabification stutterer from one whoa man World Wide Web wayfarer (perchance yourself) which virtual vagabond venerates vowels...

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