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Shrapnel Archive

July 15, 2008 — peter

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remember, the glass is half broken

In the past I was famous for 15 minutes

I still haven’t found what I’m looking for

crazy from the heat

Space—the roaming charges will kill you

does this exoskeleton make me look fat?

the book of psychotic birdmen

you are what you eat

we have met the enemy and it is us

bankruptcy is the new black

peak peak

parade of the real

vampires

postcard from paris

first contact

career change

seriously, how would you know?

always prepared

apocalypse when?

next stop, Mars!

credit report

secret admirer

advanced search

my life is a punchline

bad knees

proud parents

dreamer

memories

beautiful day

the secret life of bees

still waters

screenshot or it didn’t happen

ego-surfing

a day at the beach

headline

Larry King Undead

octopus overlords

falling star

in the future….

if everyone had super powers


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