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On why a man keeps a house he is never seen to live in

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Opening post by Lord 6God · #1

I have set this out plainly so it cannot be dismissed as a feeling. It is not a feeling. It is a pattern.

The matter at hand is why a man keeps a house he is never seen to live in.

The people best placed to explain it have gone to considerable lengths not to, which is exactly what they would do. Winning a siege and finding the treasury empty maps one to one onto what the man was plainly describing in Massive. This is scripture where I am from.

Reply below. Tell me it is not about Drake. I have heard it. I remain unmoved.

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