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» The masses of hamsters lead lives of quiet desperation
» The masses of hamsters lead lives of quiet desperation
Singapore
Singapore’s second longest-held political prisoner Dr Lim Hock Siew speaks out
11.16.09 | 1 Comment
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Kennethism
I’m losing my religionabout
31 years old. Queer. Jaded. Cynical. Headstrong. Obstinate. Opinionated. Immodest. Embittered iconoclast and infidel. Renegade and rebel with a cause. Functionally gregarious, but socially awkward at times. More here, here and here..Have something to say to me?
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