“You’re one of the most interesting people I know!” I tell her, again.
But she doesn’t believe it. She started surveilling her neighbor – to see if his life is as boring as hers is.
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Rise of the Singing Robots – David Decks on autotune.
I Like Listening to Awesome Tapes from Africa – Andy Moor.
some mudd on each.
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November 19, 2008
Gene Hackman!
November 19, 2008
yes.