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She was as reply to not the middle ages

Drew
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She slammed the car door shut. So hard that it scared her a little. When the key went into the ignition her music came back on, louder than she remembered. She turned it down, embarrassed Steve would here it.

They had talked for awhile, about many things.

Steve told her...

Westcity
free internet as reply to Big

Abraham Kim
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Shane held the receiver to his ear for a minute after the line went blank on the other side.

What in the world was that? he wondered.

He put the receiver down. Leaned back into the squeaky, worn, synthetic leather office chair to give his belly breathing room.

Leaning back he could stare...

Westcity
21 can you do somethin for me? as reply to Made Him Laugh

Abraham Kim
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21 can you do somethin' for me.?
can you do somethin' for me?
21. can you do something for me?

"What the hell are you saying?"

Aaron looked over. Alan couldn't see his eyes through the dark sunglasses.

"Rapping. I'm rapping."

"Is that even the words?"

"I don't know all the lyrics. But it's basically like that....

Back as reply to elena borrows marc's phone

Drew
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Another persons phone was weird to have Elena thought after a little while. That was strange to just give it away, but also just something Marc would. Elena, would never give mark her phone, she stopped for a second looking at it, what if her roommate messaged her something crazy,...

Heat Zombies II as reply to Heat Zombies

Abraham Kim
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You would checkĀ  Twitter where other likeminded folks would be complaining about the currentĀ  apoclypse . The narrative had done a 180 since last week. Back then all the educated office workers -- many of them not in the office anymore -- were proclaiming the tragedy of the zombies. How...

13 Reasons Why

Philipp Haidenbauer
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So, two episodes ago, I started watching 13 Reasons Why ("Tote MƤdchen LĆ¼gen Nicht" - "Dead Girls don't lie"). It has been on my watchlist since it came out. I remember it releasing an enormous ā€œscreamā€ in public.

But I came back to it a different way. Recently I started binging...
The Radio Keeps Playing All the Usual
Wonderwall
was one of those songs that I "heard" for the first time in freshman year of college. I was too dumb, too naive, to know that it had been a popular song for awhile. had no idea that it was a regular in the repertoire of popular cafe and other genre music.Ā 

This was beforeĀ 
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and such. it was possible for some small country kid like me to get into college without having ever heard ofĀ 
Oasis
or Wonderwall.

Because of this I actually was super affected by the song. I didn't allow any conceptions of popular music or generic memification ruin it for me. To me it was just the words I had in my head being played through the radio... the emotions i had driving alone after hanging out with a girl... playing through the radio. It was just a part of me... playing through the radio.
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