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heaven05

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2. how sad, how true

Reply to Blue_Tires (Original post)

Thu Jun 11, 2015, 11:42 PM

Jun 2015

There's been no real change for centuries in this 'land of the privileged free and home of the Casebolt brave. I am saddened by this young man's death at the heads of the state.

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