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Subject: Nevermind. Laziness has gone. Read this one.

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Ruth

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Date Posted: 12:46:03 06/07/06 Wed
In reply to: Niki 's message, "Ayeeeeeeeeeeee!" on 11:40:28 05/30/06 Tue

I'm not growing up, I'm just burning out....

|Ruth stood with a shoulder leaning against the door frame as she curiously watched the woman, her hands burried in her pockets. Her brown locks fell loosely around her face. Ruth. She replied. Jude seemed like a nice person at the moment, though Ruth doubted slightly if this was permanent. Not many people she knew were nice, so she'd come to accept that most people were the "bad ass" type. At least in this place, anyway. Her liquid brown pools watched the woman on the floor carefully as she got up. She leaned forward and looked down the hallway to see if this woman had any form of company with her. Seeing no one, she resumed her position in the doorway. So, I'm taking it that you're from here? Ruth stated bluntly. She could clearly smell the alcohol from Jude (you said she was drunk?), and gave a small and barely noticeable smirk, thinking back of her own incidents. She wasn't really the drinker, but there were other things.|

.... And I stepped in line to walk amongst the dead.

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