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Germs workout by Richard Conrad Henry Monday, February 05, 2007 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
I cut myself shaving and the phrenologist laughs at my wrinkles he says the clue is stand-up material the gaps tell a story of unnecessary force uncalled for speed a tale of negligence of haste & insolence I cut myself shaving and everybody, at the party, prefers just to shake my hand of course, when they'll find out I peeled the living lights off decency, refusing to wash up afterwards they'll be more than upset and so be it, in all truth I had no idea they had so much fear of life.

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Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson	2/26/2007

i agree with Donna blood crazy looking or any kind or scars yes we are a scard people you did it well!!




Reviewed by J M	2/6/2007

OH a tale in trifold you have given us Dear Richard. The ending is superb.........:) Blessings & respect, Joselyn




Reviewed by Donna Quesinberry	2/5/2007

blood used to be a bond-now it is a disease thanks, ~D.