This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Here is my new disposition. You're about to understand. Our You're staring at a white page and the print is plain to see. Do you understand? The dream is over. You haven't slept in years. theory is only obvious to the skeptical, and at the bitter end. Now turn the page and read what's written. It's your history. Don't be looking for answers. You're better following trails. When two plus two is five or less it's time to question common You're staring at a black screen. Your body starts to tense. sense. Silence is a secret, a weapon in disguise. Listen to and believe? Tell me who makes your mind up for you. Do you the silence. Open up your eyes. Do you decide what you hear truth? Who bought the truth? What is your disposition? Here is only obvious to the skeptical and at the bitter end. believe what you see to be true? Can you tell me who owns the is my new disposition. You're about to understand. Our theory
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