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Bethlehem Steel

Failing A Little Less Each Time. 

23 August 2005

03:59 - I Am Going To Make It Through This (Fiscal) Year

You'll have to forgive my enthusiasm. The only videos on Dutch tv are exported Hollywood soft pornos so finding something like this makes me happy [great gash he has, no?!?!].

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p.s. "Eugene O'Neill says that everybody's got one thing they're always going to regret, but John Darnielle says that if you give people the right chemicals and enough time to themselves, they can permanently disable their internal regret mechanisms."

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