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I walked ino "the coffee song" and said "lawdy mamma" if you're "passing the time" then you're in a "world of pain" so you better take a "spoonful" of that "sweet wine" and "take it back" and tell them it tastes like "pressed rat and warthog" you fucking "toad".
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asshat Wrote:I walked ino "the coffee song" and said "lawdy mamma" if you're "passing the time" then you're in a "world of pain" so you better take a "spoonful" of that "sweet wine" and "take it back" and tell them it tastes like "pressed rat and warthog" you fucking "toad".
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i know you don't give a snail's cock, but i saw cream at MSG
jack bruce, ginger baker and clapton
a wall of speaker about 30 ft high
it was awesome
you would have loved it, clay
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"i feel free"
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asshat Wrote:How many days wagon ride was it to come into town for that?
Rack the old man smack.
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asshat Wrote:How many days wagon ride was it to come into town for that?
nice
we were high on some good acid
bloody fukken miracle we ended up in our seats
someone told us to follow the yellow line or some shit like that
it might have been an hallucination, but it worked
the music was better then
clapton did not sing about kids falling out of windows
i'm glad i'm older
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snarg Wrote:nice
we were high on some good acid
bloody fukken miracle we ended up in our seats
someone told us to follow the yellow line or some shit like that
it might have been an hallucination, but it worked
the music was better then
clapton did not sing about kids falling out of windows
i'm glad i'm older
I hear a lot of old people, who have no control over it, say that.
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SanDog Wrote:I hear a lot of old people, who have no control over it, say that.
are you saying you are not getting older??
if so, i would like to know the secret
i wouldn't mind stopping the process here for a spell
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snarg Wrote:are you saying you are not getting older??
if so, i would like to know the secret
i wouldn't mind stopping the process here for a spell
I hear them say that too.
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'they killed kenny'
I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk. A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind. A need to return to genuine practice, right effort. Need to push on the great doubt. Need for the spirit. Hang on to the clear light.
Thomas Merton