Sasha Distan
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The Boy Who Was Summer
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story in 2014 - Spring - Nature's Wrath
you can't take a cowboy away from his horses - regardless of his Nationality. thank you Bill -
Some things never change. One of those was the fact that after a hundred years away, Kiaza still knew exactly how to break into the palace without getting caught. It wasn’t like there were a lot of guards on at night, and Kiaza slunk around what they had always called the back of the palace, scaled a thirty foot wall as though it was a hotel staircase and slipped in through a liquid plasma window. Kiorl’s room was the biggest on the floor, and it wasn’t hard to find. Kiaza knocked gently and pus
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rave away my darlin', rave away. xxx
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remembrance
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how big does one country need to be?
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lover
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closer together, and further away from everyone else. you're right, there will be repercussions.
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time will tell.
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no words beginning with NG, I'll back up one to IN. Inferior
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Where's illinois?
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satisfied
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Wait... why does Deo need an ass-kicking? Poor boy just showed up and got himself accidentally mated.
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You're welcome. I make no other promises other than there will be more.
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*bows* thank you. Welcome to the inside of my head, visiting is free gratis, but there is a charge for overnight parking.
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thanks.
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the death of a pack-son always has repercussions. whatever they might be.
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*woof*
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did i miss something?
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What is your highest education level? Do you want to go back to school
Sasha Distan replied to W_L's topic in The Lounge
I have to say, the richest people i know have the fewest qualifications. the couple who own the farm where my horse is (and incidentally, that place where i spend all my free time and got married) both left school with nothing at all. they lived in a caravan with a chemical toilet for two years, saved, went to america and worked in whatever they could. they made their first million before they were 30, they now run 9 businesses. Education is only as important as resilience and the desire to succeed. -
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Aliza sat and watched the four male enforcers of the pack re affirm their bond together and wished she was somehow included in the ritual. Kurt looked happier than she’d ever known him to be in the two years it had been since she had joined South Sea. The boy was certainly turning into a solid young man. What really distracted her attention though was the stranger they had brought back with them. He was pretty looking if you liked that geekish and thin sort of thing, with a mop of curly red hai
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well, you could spend a while exploring Hell with us... there's always bears...
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The Boy Who Was Summer
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in The Boy Who Was Summer
thanks Mann. I'm glad you enjoyed the 'track'.
