mjp
Founding member
Oh my.
Well, here we see drinking replaced with something else (again), along with the typical old cut and gut.
Can someone explain how, by any stretch of the imagination, THE BUTCHER got "satisfied" out of that poem, and decided to start it off that way? If it isn't the opposite of satisfied, then I guess I'm just out of my mind.
Well, here we see drinking replaced with something else (again), along with the typical old cut and gut.
Can someone explain how, by any stretch of the imagination, THE BUTCHER got "satisfied" out of that poem, and decided to start it off that way? If it isn't the opposite of satisfied, then I guess I'm just out of my mind.
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