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Gabble

There are five movements. Count them down.
When you move to the first, you must sit and observe for at least five minutes. It is only after this period of time that you will be able to gain a sense of what is expected.

When you're walking you look about you. It's a sense of achievement that always counts in these instances. When you're walking forward, the wind will catch you & you'll turn aggressively to the right. There's no way out of it. Poor you.

When you here the voices, you'll know it's time to go on. You will probably want to dispute this. Don't. It's unworthy.

My shoes begin to shine. Something of a miracle. The sun was hot, and it was doing the trick nicely. Good sun. Good onya.

So as you're walking, you'll be going quite fast. Faster the better is the way to say it. Faster the better. Bitter the butter. Always buy the best butter. The one in the can is always one to recommend.

You will walk and sleep and you will count the movements. It's the game part that I personally like, but everyone to themselves, hey.

It's like potatoes. You know? I mean, they always know what to do. In every case, they take a methodical and considered approach to the whole matter. Such focus. It's really quite brilliant.

I'd like to lick you. As you're walking, I'd like to lick you.

About half a mile out, there's somewhere to stop. It will be extremely quiet. Eat your nibblies and proceed when ready.

Turn left, then left, then left, left, and left again. Watch for the boundary line. As you approach, you should turn left again. The sign will be flashing, and there'll be good wine inside. Enjoy.

Slowly she talks about this long thin line. She is so keen about it, she repeats it over and over, until the music fades out. Until she fades out.

The letter has arrived. It takes a long time to open, but it smells great. French perfume, not something to be underrated. Guess I've always been relatively cautious about that kind of stuff.

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