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 <title>Micheal Schlongcoptor (thatonestocking)'s status on Sunday, 08-Sep-13 04:14:31 UTC</title>
 <author_name>Micheal Schlongcoptor (thatonestocking)</author_name>
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 <html>This is a mystery that will haunt me to my last day. I will be an old man, weathered by the years and a well lived life. I will be too old to live autonomously, and so I will live in either a nursing home or a hospital. I will have lost myself to the deterioration of my brain. I will be gone, all but one part of me. I will thrash in my bed, screaming every night. The nurse or attendant will calm me. Then, one night. The final night. I will not thrash, I will not scream. My caretaker will check on me. I will look them dead in the eye, and whisper something. It will be to soft, and they will have to move closer to hear me. I continue to whisper and they put their ear next to my old, withered lips. &amp;quot;Do you know?&amp;quot; I will ask. Their response is understandably confused, &amp;quot;Know what, sir?&amp;quot; I will look once more into their eyes, deep past the surface and into their soul. I will then whisper my answer: &amp;quot;Do you know? Do you know what the fox say?&amp;quot; Then, before they can answer, I will die.</html>
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