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She's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage. LShe's out of the window. The Father, glowing red, hovers in front of Neal. He throws Neal in the sky like a broken toy… through the building like a toy thrown in the garbage, up through the sky like a discarded toy. Raging red hot fire rages up to his head and burns away Neal's left arm. As Lain takes in what she sees, she smiles, bewildered and breathing hard, raising her arms like a martyr's cross and offers them up to the Father. The smoke clears and the world is quiet. Next door is the Delmar Garage.

 

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godtier shitpost

 

[faen]

btw I figure this is known, but I figured I'd share that this breaks the site on mobile (and pc i think)

 

[Blackburn ( ｀ 曲 ´ )]

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