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Date Posted: 08:01:22 08/20/05 Sat
Author: jt
Author Host/IP: 68.89.136.109
Subject: It takes a worried man
In reply to: *** 's message, "there it is" on 05:57:55 08/20/05 Sat

>>>?
>>Dr Death Comes for Dr Freud
>>
>>Before he laid himself down to die, he had a hell of
>>an idea, out beyond his penis and pleasure, there was
>>in him a black hole called the death instinct.
>
>There it is.
>In the arms of a nightmare.
>fly away home
not ready, it would be a comfort to have a plan. one of those prepaid burial plans. "St Peter don't you take me, cause I can't go. I owe my soul to the company store." Of my suicidal bad habits like cigarettes, what really worries me is leaving a mess. How rose lightened up in her sixties. Probably Medicare requirements but she started giving it all away. Morbid thoughts as a pirate looks at seventy. Yeah death at my biggest dread, it's those final expenses.

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