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I tried this once. The guards escorting me out of the building were nice but firm. The judge ruled that I must stay at least five hundred feet from the building at all times.
I was only dancing.
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I love getting my Savage Chickens comic in every day! I am always pleasantly surprised by the high quality of each comic!
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