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A tree growing out of the moon. Is that the bird from the wizard's hat sitting on that swing?
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As I was growing up in Seattle, there were two kinds of people: the cool grunge kids who listened to Nirvana, and the tools who drove bitchin' Camaros, wore stonewashed Levis and had mullets.
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