Play hard, but rarely for keeps.
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My son has your sons’ back.
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Don’t panic. Just bring a towel.
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Black undershirt subtly suggests superhero alter-ego.
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Imagination back from cleaners, still dirty.
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Genetically predisposed to repeat same errors.
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May tulips, late bloomers, like me.
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Letting the grey grow in gracefully.
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Stop liking me on social networks.