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Psychotic Episodes
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| Sound Production that wont break your bank User Info... | When I was young I used to do to many drugs, and I always chewed my fingernails. Acid what a trip I smoked pot and always felt this thing in the back of my throat. A monster, no shitting a little fucking mouth monster, it used to come into my mouth to eat food paste and shit. But I never told a soul, I probably would have got locked in a mental institute or something. So I kept my obsurd little secret to myself. One day I came home late and my step-dads father and really olllld babysitter were their, these people were like ninty years oldman, and I never told them fuck all. Next thing Grampa told a story " there once was a young boy who used to do to many drugs he always chewed his fingernails, but these fingernails started to grow,Skin, Claws, hair, and teeth, and he had a monster living in the back of his throat, It freaked the shit out my ass man, I went and asked my mom what grampa said, but she said that grampa says wierd things sometimes, no shit! and to this day you can ask my mom what grampa said, so the moral of my story is dont chew your fuckin fingernails!!!, New song Im working on true story what you think? - Tue, 16 Mar 2004 4:56am | ||
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