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He Googles for some random memes to connect with weak prose, but what he does next is shocking! I’m sadder and emptier after clicking through to his listicle.

Dennis G. Jerz / 14 Jan 2016

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One thought on “He Googles for some random memes to connect with weak prose, but what he does next is shocking! I’m sadder and emptier after clicking through to his listicle.”

  1. Joanna Howard says:
    14 Jan 2016 at 7:37 am

    OMG! My jaw dropped when I read this!

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