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Nice train, branching out from trees, I see. ;-)
It's thunder, B...and the woman is coming out of the branches, the train/thunder is behind...gees! (Is there punctuation for tongue-in-cheekness? Maybe :-.)
I think tongue-in-cheek is written as::-JThunder/train, what's the difference? I get frightened by thunder in the middle of the night the way I did when a train went by.It's still a nice piece, a good mix of urban and nature.
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Nice train, branching out from trees, I see. ;-)
It's thunder, B...and the woman is coming out of the branches, the train/thunder is behind...gees! (Is there punctuation for tongue-in-cheekness? Maybe :-.)
I think tongue-in-cheek is written as:
:-J
Thunder/train, what's the difference? I get frightened by thunder in the middle of the night the way I did when a train went by.
It's still a nice piece, a good mix of urban and nature.
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