This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
we are we gonna need all this shit your teaching me... why cant we just let history be what it was meant to be...why do waste my time, sitting down on my behind, with some time to unwind, you'll find that i turn out fine. let's keep the books shut, lets keep our eyelids up, we'll tell authority to shut up cuz their just fat old fucks, lets burn the walls down, lets turns some heads around, we'll make sure they know that the young minds are where it's at. why do we waste our years, learning about he ancient years and fears, don't they know the '90's are here. and we've wasted 13 years, let's make a difference, let's set them straight, we'll teach em that strength comes in unity not in hate... congruency to uselessness, = almost nothingness but we know it's none the less with out a diploma life's a mess, what does it all mean, this piece of paper's telling me, 13 years of hell are over be prepared for 60 more...
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