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posted by para-scence
"We've got to tell Mom," I alisema quickly. "She'll get Matt to actually pay it this time." I hoped I was right. He would, wouldn't he? He couldn't just let his girlfriend suffer. I picked up Auburn, and Sage held my hand as the five of us set out to Matt's house.

It was dark, and I was getting really anxious. During the day, the neighborhood was fine. But during the night... it was frightening. This place turned into a battle ground; shootings everywhere. It hasn't been so bad lately. The cops got rid of most of them. But wewe could never be too careful.

Matt's house was bigger than ours; it had...
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posted by para-scence
I got home, where Reed was at the jikoni meza, jedwali playing poker with some Marafiki and smoking. I walked up to the meza, jedwali and threw the bag onto the table. His Marafiki all looked at it, gaping. Reed laughed.

"Good job, baby sister!" he said. He took the bag and inspected it. I smiled at his praise. He looked up at me and smiled. "But shouldn't wewe be at school? If Nikolai finds out he'll bust your head in."

"So don't let him find out," I alisema like it was an obvious answer. His buddies laughed. Reed shook his head at me, but a smile still played on his lips. He threw the bag back at me.

"Well then,...
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posted by ChickRiddler
Preface: We were called freaks. Strangers. Mutants. As my claws ripped through the peculiar woman’s skin I thought, “What am I now?” My teeth sunk into her arm. The screech that pierced the air at that moment brought me back to reality, I was human again. I spat the blood out of my mouth and looked around myself. The handsome man was looking at me with terrified eyes.
    “I’m so sorry,” I whispered. Shrinking into myself, I began to run away. The man wouldn’t catch me. But something held me back. I went back to him and reappeared. “Help me.” I wasn’t even sure he heard me I alisema it so low. Suddenly, my body couldn’t take the pain. There was a buzzing in my ears, a pounding in my head, and spots in my vision. It was then the darkness swallowed me whole.
posted by Lolo-star20
If I'm a reason to leave
I don't talk about this on a sheet
I want to everybody see
What wewe do of me

I'm become a princess
with a knight who not fearless
I want to watch a cloudless sky
because my moyo and my eyes cry

Chorus
It is what I want
It is what I need
And never other thing
that the upendo which I want

The only thing I know
It's I'm better when wewe are
Near to me, did wewe know?
And I want that wewe are

Chorus

It's like
I have a kisu in my back
It's like
I don't can stay in the black
Without what I want
Without what I need

Chorus x3

You're all I want
I'll be what wewe need
And ever other thing
If it's what wewe want
Chapter Twenty One

Michael stared at his wife and then, to the stranger standing inayofuata to Mac before heading back to Jamie and asked her a question, “Jamie, what was going around here?”

Shocked of seeing her husband here instead of later, Jamie put Izzie down and watching the little girl running off to her father and started tugging Michael’s sleeve to tell him that she want him to pick her in his arms right away, Jamie stared at her husband picking Izzie up and holding her into his arms while asking him, “Michael, why are wewe here this early?”

Staring at his wife’s face and while holding...
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posted by ZekiYuro
Probably the most famous film commenting on the twentieth-century technology is Modern Times,made in 1936.Charlie Chaplin was motivated to make the film kwa a reporter who,while interviewing him,happened to describe the working conditions in industrial Detroit.Chaplin was told that healthy young farm boys were lured to the city to work on automotive assembly lines.Within 4 au 5 years,these young men's health was destroyed kwa the stress of work in the factories.
The film opens with a shot of a mass of kondoo making their way down a crowded ramp.
Abruptly,the film shifts to a scene of factory workers...
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posted by hgfan5602
It's cold in this room
Without your warmth for me
Hard to say the truth
Can I say it now....
I upendo wewe

Am I so ashamed
To upendo you?
Oh no I'm not....
And I feel your warmth upon me
Everyday

CHORUS
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I will still upendo wewe everyday of my life
Ever since
I came on your watch
And every dakika of my life

I will still upendo wewe every sekunde today
Cherishing all the moments that we had
Together

And I will bring every moment I've had
Together, with wewe
I will still upendo wewe everyday of my life
And no one will
Keep me away from wewe
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It's so cold here...
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posted by para-scence
"Thank you, miss. We'll look over your application as soon as we can," the nice receptionist smiled. I nodded thankfully. She eyed me curiously, and glanced at my application. "Um, how old are you?" she asked.

"Twenty two," I said, without breaking a sweat. I'd been prepared for that. I'm actually fifteen, but maybe I could pass for a very short, very young looking adult. She nodded, but since she had no proof I was lying, she let me go. I walked down the streets, the sun beating down on me. I could tell kwa the brightness in the sky, I was late. I picked up the pace, and started running. Dogs...
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posted by Kimi4312
Chapter One:Broken Hearted Boy,
In a small town texas, two twin girls named Hayley and Hayden lived with their grandparents for all their life since they were born, Hayden has long dark brown hair with red steaks and beautiful brown eyes and glowing skin, Hayley has short light brown hair and brown eyes and she look identical to Hayden as twin, they also live with their anut Alice who has blonde hair and hazel brown eyes and tan skin, the twins went to school one day, Hayley notices her twin looked so sleepy and had no sleep "are wewe okay?" Hayley ask Hayden "no I just had a bad dream last night"...
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A Studio Executive Told Me The Beetlejuice Script Would Ruin My Career kwa Larry Wilson via FilmCourage.com.
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CHAPTER 1



I opened my light blue eyes to buttery sunshine flooding through my window; no surprise despite the fact it was December 7. I live in Atlanta, Georgia, an always warm, always sunny place. The trees were always a brilliant green, the air always warm, and clouds rarely blocked the sky.
I detested it. Nothing against Atlanta itself, it was just too green, too bright, too hot. . . The air was thick and the humidity was high, and the unforgiving sun constantly beat down on my forehead. Maybe it's just me, but I fail to understand how anyone could possibly live in a place with even this...
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posted by fly210
Liz's grandma had died last night. Liz was at her HUGE house on long island. Just then her family was called in to the house. Liz's Grandma's will had been read and her grandma had left her family the 200 acor house! Liz had always liked the house. It was big with a thach play house and 3 log cabens to play in ,a big lake and pool, a forest that went around the property, a rose garden, a walled garden and a apple orcherd in back. Not to mention a few other things. Her family went nyumbani that night knowing they would songesha in to the house. Liz would not chang schools because the house was so close...
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Hannibal Lecter Is Not The Bad Guy In The Silence of the Lambs kwa Scott Myers via FilmCourage.com.
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uandishi Dialogue Is Instinctual kwa Erik Bork via FilmCourage.com.
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What It's Like To Pitch A Movie Idea To Ridley Scott kwa Corey Mandell via FilmCourage.com.
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What Do wewe Want Your Life To Be When wewe Look Back? kwa Chapman chuo kikuu, chuo kikuu cha Professor Paul Joseph Gulino via FilmCourage.com.
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