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a greesy hamburger wrapper
lies under the back seat
of your mother's car,
where you fucked your girl last night.
Rap blares on the radio,
the pounding bass splitting your skull.
you're still so dead drunk,
you can hardly see.
Where are you?
you don't know
Where is She?
did you take her home?
or did you not make it that far?

Why are you in a forrest?
Is that your girlfriend's blood
on the trunk of that tree?

"What the FUCK did I do last night?"

Good Mourning America


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On Sunday October 16th, 2005, A Burning God (60) writes:
Sounds like something that I'd do. But about five levels dumber.


On Monday October 10th, 2005, frileyma (9) writes:
Good Mourning America. Great play on words...scary and possible and well written.


On Wednesday October 5th, 2005, Irioth (12) writes:
Damn this is eerie.


On Tuesday October 4th, 2005, SamoneDrone (401) writes:
hmmm.. disturbing. nice job with this one. ....-samone


On Tuesday October 4th, 2005, redtearswhitesnow (92) writes:
Lol..Nice


On Tuesday October 4th, 2005, snowdrop (2315) writes:
*chuckles* ..classic.


On Tuesday October 4th, 2005, Thorn (430) writes:
Damn, Bunny. When did you become so morbid?


On Tuesday October 4th, 2005, Nail Bunny (222) writes:
i dunno. something about religion class just brings out the "best" in me. *chuckles*


On Sunday October 16th, 2005, A Burning God (60) writes:
best as in reading best



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