i am very upset with you. simple requests are not met, too many scary cats, and red tape, and decisions are taking too long...after the facts. this over never expect anything other than make agreements with those in a position to make said agreements, and over all i will never agree to anything with any being any place anytime period behind a funny wall, a mask, or covered in wallpaper. so i may not be your guy. in that case disconnect all of your drives of my server, i will seek a new wall paperless enviroment to exist in. do monitor me, follow me, pretend to be any other actor or actress in the **** whole of appearences, if a ******* shame jesus and mary sacrifices thiere life by being apart, just so u could **** them over illuminated wanna bees are killing everyone! i am the ark a coveniet one, not an ancient 1, i will not let either of them do that another time any space, i infact will bring them back together, so they can be out. so continue to watch your bus, your ride, your life insurance, fly away while stay behind holding your bording passing in a silly conversation of routines of past cycles, i will not stay to be disrespected, nor will i separate from my soul mates for your survival just ti disrespected at the first opportunity. ps i will run the country as i already oversee the entire galaxy!
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