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I’ve known Uriah for forty years and he’s always looked exactly the same despite living the most depraved lifestyle imaginable.

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When the pandemic hit, I regretted having sold my car as now I was stuck using public transportation with a severe respiratory virus floating around.

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When the virus struck, I regretted having sold my car as now I was stuck using public transportation with a severe respiratory illness floating around.

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When the virus struck, I regretted having sold my car as now I was stuck using public transportation with a severe respiratory illness floating around.

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“Let’s check his temperature!” one guy suggested, looking around for a device.

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At 12 years old I must admit he had become a terrible burden—all the drooling, the whining to play fetch even though he could barely walk, and the constant messes from his incontinence.

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“Everyone got out safely before the fire spread—little T.J., Susie, even all the animals,” I assured my neighbor as he lay gasping his final breaths.

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After the calamity and the eradication of the human race, the animals, including those once pets, thrived in their new environment.

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I have the gift of acquiring the memories of anyone I touch; all my lovers have the night of their lives as I dredge their sexiest experiences.

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The bathroom in our Airbnb was incredible, boasting heated floors and a toilet with a built in bidet.

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I’ve known Uriah for forty years and he’s always looked exactly the same despite living the most depraved lifestyle imaginable.	1
When the pandemic hit, I regretted having sold my car as now I was stuck using public transportation with a severe respiratory virus floating around.	1
When the virus struck, I regretted having sold my car as now I was stuck using public transportation with a severe respiratory illness floating around.	1
When the virus struck, I regretted having sold my car as now I was stuck using public transportation with a severe respiratory illness floating around.	1
“Let’s check his temperature!” one guy suggested, looking around for a device.	1
At 12 years old I must admit he had become a terrible burden—all the drooling, the whining to play fetch even though he could barely walk, and the constant messes from his incontinence.	1
“Everyone got out safely before the fire spread—little T.J., Susie, even all the animals,” I assured my neighbor as he lay gasping his final breaths.	1
After the calamity and the eradication of the human race, the animals, including those once pets, thrived in their new environment.	1
I have the gift of acquiring the memories of anyone I touch; all my lovers have the night of their lives as I dredge their sexiest experiences.	1
The bathroom in our Airbnb was incredible, boasting heated floors and a toilet with a built in bidet.	1