The more material we lose, the less we have. The less we have, the more we win.
Wesley was playing Soulcalibur IV. And because I__ a glutton for punishment, I__ challenged him.My God, I had to find something I could beat him at!And you know, something about beating the shit out of an animated character really made me feel better. Before I knew it, I wasn__ even worried about Mom or Dad. Things would be okay. They had to be. I just had to be patient and let things happen. And in the meantime, I had to kick Wesley__ ass_ or try, at least.
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Wesley was playing Soulcalibur IV. And because I__ a glutton for punishment, I__ challenged him.My God, I had to find something I could beat him at!And you know, something about beating the shit out of an animated character really made me feel better. Before I knew it, I wasn__ even worried about Mom or Dad. Things would be okay. They had to be. I just had to be patient and let things happen. And in the meantime, I had to kick Wesley__ ass_ or try, at least.
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