"You will come home and find me so stoned that I can't speak"
"I've been spending nights out on the lawn/Our bedroom's been cold with no love to thaw"
"Everyone loves me and I don't want to die"
"Things were eschatonic at your birthday party"
"Canaan, Judah, I've finally found you"
"Good morning, my captain, you have the disease"
"Pull my head out of the tantrum, I wanna be your wife"
"Girls like us get killed for knowing what we want"
"I'm the man with the longest streak in the bullfighting ring"
"I was bricky as hell in the summer of seventy"
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11:07 pm. Watching Bowling for Columbine and there's a sequence where they make the point of maybe violence/paranoia is so much more common in America than Canada even though they also have plenty of gun ownership is that American news is always about violent or otherwise doom-inducing local events. You'd get better ratings covering one violent crime every night than you would reporting that violent crime has actually gone down by x%. And so Americans are kind of taught this fear of strangers and distrust of their neighbor that makes a disparity between how many homeowners lock their doors in Chicago versus Ontario. So, what does that say about the advent of shock/gore sites available across the world (if your country's censorship laws aren't too tough (and most aren't)), where you can see the worst of the worst of the violent crimes?
Four loko is fucking clear?