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the Look Machine -- living the dream
Random musings from the rock group the Look Machine. We're trying to make it big. Observe if you'd like.
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
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11 Comments:
Well, I like it!
Is that collage entitled "whats under my bed this month"? (just kidding)
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Laura, a collage of what is uner my bed this month would take about a thousand pictures and three weeks to complete.
Jason, thanks for the info. I had no Idea what it was, how I got those pieces of paper, and why I wrote on them... I have no idea. I'm just glad it's not some kind of weird ED medicine or something.
YEEEOOWWW what a hot momma...
ED as in education? I've never heard of an education medication... :)
oi loik it. guid jorb
Am i wrong, doesn't laura look high in that picture?
probably on ASTELIN.
Laura whats in your hand?
Marijuana that childish gave me...
Actually, I had just finished hiking 6 miles up a mountain in Montana, so I was perhaps a little high on adrenaline and endorphins. In my hand are rocks that were viciously shredded from a mountain side by a mammoth, icy glacier.
Good job, Greg.
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