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As the 'cocaine sniffed Buddhist' floating on the air under the blue moon

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The eminence of parallel existence and phenomenal synchronization or encountering of my subliminal doppelganger with the cognizance of my ubiquitous existence elevates me unto a state of crazy hyperactivity. The penumbra of my clone is mostly like a phantasmagoria, almost completely foreign to my interests and tastes. I think, I’ve manipulated the possible readings of yin and yang. Hahaha!!!

 

 P.S.:  Yeah! I'm laughing out loud like a 'cocaine sniffed Buddhist' floating on the air under the blue moon! 
#She's mine, and as the time witnesses she'll be crowned the queen of  Never Never lands !

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  1. Anonymous24 August 2014 at 21:06

    "Z" here!
    are you beating on my head?

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