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The differences in temperament carried over into style. Tiny enjoyed the open, linear purity of checkers. Grandaddy favored games with hole cards, where your strength was in your secrets and you flew into the eye of chaos riding your ghost. …
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19. May 2010 by The Geecologist
Quoted from Jim Dodge written in 1983
Categories: Lies | Tags: checkers, eyes, fup, fup duck, games, ghosts, grandaddy, jim dodge, jimmy carter, tiny | Leave a comment

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