I, ANONYMOUS

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From: The Stranger
Date: 20070719
Author:Anonymous

I, ANONYMOUS

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EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU IS STUPID

You think you're a new kind of Andy Warhol. You mistake your ability to hold a paintbrush for talent. You mistake poverty for romanticism. You mistake ostentation for character. You mistake PBR for beer.

News to you: Graffiti and breakdancing are for 1 2-year-olds. So is rhyming with ...

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