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Lonely Dad
01:52
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Lonely dad,
where have you been?!
You have no friends.
Please,
Come back home...
You come home from work sad and floppy each day just to find yourself in the same ol' place.
Whoahhh,
you stupid lonely dad you don't do anything
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Tupaca
03:41
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Onions! Get yours! Nature's magic vegetable folks!
I'm willing to make a bargain with you; one jar of spiced peaches for my onions.
Can you hear the empty spaces?
Well that's too dang bad!
I can fix that.
The roof is leaking. The windows won't open and we would enjoy a nice breeze now and then. You know that door? - It doesn't hang straight.
My tears are falling...
I can fix that. I CAN FIX THAT!
She's got cameras (not microscopes) in the showers.
The "duck" may swim on da lake, but muh daddy owns da lake.
Yeah, yeah, Zero.
(happy new year)
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3. |
Mike Tycen Takes A Swing
03:54
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Aye
-aye
Wus' good?
-just posted @ da crib, swhaddup wit u?
Just kickin' it wit da "P's", which is not str8, but im tryin a peace.
-That's HELLA skeet!
-You tryin' 2 mow? cuz im hellaz...
Fursure dude, i'll hit'chu up, once im in muh whippp...
-You fienin' for sum Steak & Bake?
Nah, I aint got dat kinda skrill! And their fries are mids. Let's hit up McDirt's.
(so they went to McDonald's and murked on all McDubtrons until the mow was cashed)
Hellas...
-Dude... i'm caked.
(the end)
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