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Days ago, I was walking peacefully along the Niger river with my son, and now I find myself chained to a score of others waiting to be thrown into the Atlantic.

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The breeze sweeping over the Atlantic caresses my face; the gentle creaking of the ship could almost lull me to sleep.

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“I wouldn’t wanna try to swim in there boy, the Atlantic’s mighty cold this time of year.”

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He’s not the most popular boy, but he’s top of his class, volunteers at the animal shelter, and is going to Harvard in the fall.

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It’s a new thing it’s called “edging,” you see how long you can make it last.

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We’ve never actually stepped foot on the moon.

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“Let’s goooo!!!” the sportsball bro cried, watching his favorite team play.

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You’re a leader, my son, a paragon to strive for—but you have become arrogant.

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I walked into school and everyone just stared at me so I went home.

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“Squishy squish the buggos,” the child cried gleefully.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Days ago, I was walking peacefully along the Niger river with my son, and now I find myself chained to a score of others waiting to be thrown into the Atlantic.	1
The breeze sweeping over the Atlantic caresses my face; the gentle creaking of the ship could almost lull me to sleep.	1
“I wouldn’t wanna try to swim in there boy, the Atlantic’s mighty cold this time of year.”	1
He’s not the most popular boy, but he’s top of his class, volunteers at the animal shelter, and is going to Harvard in the fall.	1
It’s a new thing it’s called “edging,” you see how long you can make it last.	1
We’ve never actually stepped foot on the moon.	1
“Let’s goooo!!!” the sportsball bro cried, watching his favorite team play.	1
You’re a leader, my son, a paragon to strive for—but you have become arrogant.	1
I walked into school and everyone just stared at me so I went home.	1
“Squishy squish the buggos,” the child cried gleefully.	1