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KETO may look like the name of a radio station (that broadcasts food for thought as information).

While KETO is defined as a type of diet, its spelling might seem like someone call signed it. **** Shorter version of my poem KETO: KETO looks like the name of a radio station (that broadcasts food for thought as … Continue reading

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Spring’s non-break time can be called spring continuity.

That last idea can sound like April foolery.

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A raw mess is a process that vomits on empty promise.

Losses and lots of whips are bending a glottis mix (with alien earth jungles reacting to costly fix)… For a visual of this: check out http://whendeadlinesbecomezombies.wordpress.com/2017/10/06/a-raw-mess-is-a-process-that-vomits-on-empty-promise/

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A walkie-talkie is what green tape is on, like it survived a fight in Vietnam.

After getting wounded, it got bandaged and patched. Sending dispatches, it was almost dispatched.

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