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Thank you. I was thinking yesterday and it just hit me.

10/10!
"The one thing I regret about reading is not being able to live the lifes and adventures of the characters. Maybe that's why I want to write; to create a story that somebody else would want to live."- Me




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Once again, there is not a number large enough. And I really think we should break this cycle- we both realize we love each others sig's
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Yes we should. Anybody else besides Double I here?
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10/10

that's FABULOUS! ;)
hush, my sweet
these tornadoes are for you


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10/10.

It made me start to think that hey, maybe I shouldn't be shutting people out all the time. And then, right when I was going into a state or seriousness, the last part made me burst out laughing.
Excellent combo. :P
I couldn’t see a thing till I shut my eyes.
I never knew a thing till I lost my mind.
I would sell my soul to know it all
But I held the keys all this time.




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7/10 psychedelic, but correct in many instances.
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9/10 So true!
It isn't schizophrenia when you write about the voices in your head and get it published. That's talent.
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10//10 I like it. I love the "We have a Hulk" line. So funny!
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9/10 seems true enough.
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5/10 have no idea who the heck that dude is, but he sounds badass/arrogant.
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5/10

I don't understand the first part, the second is rather true, and the third.... ;D




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2/10 I can't make anything of it.
And the first bit says 'Knowledge is Power'
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9/10 Raiden :D and the others is true.
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3/10 Don't really know who Panther is.
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9/10 it is awesome!!!
"the beauty of words. They can be many different things to many different people. It's all in how we listen. Or how we read." - Lyrical Inspiration (authors note) of Enemies and Playmates by Darcia Helle

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