Down by the red brick wall
Where the trains used to run
She waits for me.
She's got he
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Down by the red brick wall
Where the trains used to run
She waits for me.
She's got he
... [+]
My father died of heart failure the same Chinese New Year girls began to draw my eye over my ire. I wasn't present for his death but figured us square since he wasn't present for my life. ... [+]
Pupthagoras Barkimedes Brown was no ordinary dog. He was a woofety wonder-mutt with intelligent eyes and a head full of amazing ideas. Even his fleas were clever. While normal dogs ran around ... [+]