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Artist: Bloodhag
Canonical path: /bloodhag/kenneth-robeson
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Kenneth Robeson
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Kenneth Robeson
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Kenneth Robeson. You wrote some, of my favorite fiction
Like Doc Savage, The Avenger
So I don't even give a shit
That your name was just a surname
For thousands men's pens
In the thirties, I could buy your books for just ten cents
And you'd get what you paid for they were made for
PRE-PUBESCENT MALES!
They're the one only that I can read
When I rot in county jail!
Kenneth Robeson!
You wrote some of my favorite fiction.
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