Friday, April 17, 2009

Mark Spain Blue Dress On Gold

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they became identifiable as three female figures on broomsticks, flying in a manner reminiscent of the famous three plaster flying ducks.
Observe like an apple that’s been left for too long and an expression of near-terminal good nature. She is playing a banjo and, until a better word comes to mind, singing. It is a song about a hedgehog.
Unlike the broomstick belonging to the first figure, which is more or less unburdened except for a sack or two, this one is overladen with things like fluffy purple toy don-keys, corkscrews in the shape of small boys urinating, bot-tles of wine in straw baskets, and other international cultural items. Nestling among them is the smelliest and most evil-minded cat in the world, currently asleep.
The third, and definitely the last, broomstick rider is also the youngest. Unlike the other two, who them closelyThe first one—let us call her the leader—flies sitting bolt12LQRQ6 ftffQ ift0/£6upright, in defiance of air resistance, and seems to be win-ning. She has features that would generally be described as striking, or even handsome, but she couldn’t be called beau-tiful, at least by anyone who didn’t want their nose to grow by three feet.The second is dumpy and bandy-legged with a face

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