I was browsing the search terms that brought people to this site and discovered the following regarding the psyche of my readers:
"I apologize"
"catfish that swims into penis?"
"Will someone please kill me"
Somewhat disturbing are the following:
asu glory holes
"lobster love"
drunk hand spanking
needs spanking
Most disturbing is:
"beheaded girl"
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"catfish that swims into penis?"
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Now that's what I call poetry!