Truly homosexual.sMartins wrote:I preferred shubla.ravis wrote:Truly the patron saint of the hearthlands.SnuggleSnail wrote:might lose
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
Make friends with the other buckets or try to escape the crab.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
Don't worry, I love you too, Out.
Make friends with the other crabs or try to escape the bucket.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
Basically. Most likely starting with your parents, and them their parents and so onSnuggleSnail wrote:I'm not a product of cyclical violence god sent me to kill hermitsvipes wrote:I propose we call snail charlie from now on
Also, you're not "killing hermits", you're trying to turn people into you
Because what you fear most is being alone, with no meaning behind it any of this
Also, the story isn't over. The best stories are the redemption ones. What do you say, Charlie?
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
Wow Nictos ...
Seeking to construct a meaning for this life in anticipation of the implosion of all meanings, death.
Charlie would say: Greek tragedy, very original.
Seeking to construct a meaning for this life in anticipation of the implosion of all meanings, death.
Charlie would say: Greek tragedy, very original.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
Wow, you have very impressive eyes. You are definitely a big soul like some others in this thread. You must’ve done a lot of nice things and experienced a lot.sMartins wrote:Wow Nictos ...
Seeking to construct a meaning for this life in anticipation of the implosion of all meanings, death.
Charlie would say: Greek tragedy, very original.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
If this community can cure SnuggleSnail, it can cure anyone.
It won't though. You'll fail.
It won't though. You'll fail.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
I certainly can't claim to be blameless.Nictos wrote: Wow, you have very impressive eyes. You are definitely a big soul like some others in this thread. You must’ve done a lot of nice things and experienced a lot.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
You don’t have to be perfect, a good soul isn’t it necessarily pure strawberries and cream. It’s dirty from its mistakes and chooses to redeem itself every time.sMartins wrote:I certainly can't claim to be blameless.Nictos wrote: Wow, you have very impressive eyes. You are definitely a big soul like some others in this thread. You must’ve done a lot of nice things and experienced a lot.
He’s a human, not a demon. They’ll be okay.
If this community can cure SnuggleSnail, it can cure anyone.
It won't though. You'll fail.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
Make friends with the other crabs or try to escape the bucket.
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Re: Mastif's Manifesto of the Soul
Nictos make your theology sound more Orthodox and jorb will make you mod in no time