Mister Leroy Stedmund Salt Lake City, Utah
Jackson Mississippi never went down on Paradise. That was a rumor started by the unintelligent. However, late one night
Jackson Mississippi did go down.
Basically take a look at flat land. Then remove thoughts piece by piece until you end up with a hole. A round, dark'ass hole. Not quite a black hole. This hole won't stretch you apart. This hole reveals the tales of lunacy.
Mister Leroy Stedmund
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