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Artist: Abraham's Meat Plow
Canonical path: /abrahams-meat-plow/talking-mushroom
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Talking Mushroom
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Talking Mushroom
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So you been talking to the mushrooms again
You're looking funny my friend
So you been talking to the mushrooms again
You're looking funny my friend
"My little mushroom cunt
I adore you so much!"
"Oh, horsy boy
Let me taste some of that meat"
But horsy; where's your head?
"Well… the snakes caressed me too hard with their swords and daggers daring"
"Poor child! Come to aunty Mushroom and taste my sticky scissors!"
Hahaha...
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