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The Rusty Spring Syncopators Drawing bigger and better crowds each gruesome vicious night with their cruel brand of crusty blues, rusty rags and manky-janky jazz, the Original Rusty Spring Syncopators have caused such a riproar in the barrelhouse that they may fairly be described as gods. With hand-crafted junkyard contraptions and channeling the energy of a forgotten American yesteryear, this band beats out a mean tune. Same Thing MAXI-SINGLE, released 04 November 2014 1. Viola LeePARSED CONTENT
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I hope you like them! Monday, June 6, 2011. Why is he here? He turns a corner, and there he sees two figures. 8217; he cries, and runs to them, his fear of them is great, but the fear of this house is greater. He throws his arms around his mother. 8216;So only my greatest fear can hurt me? Heeheehee, this is a giant nostalgia bomb for me. I wrote it when I was 13! .
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Where The Wild Things Are! November 16, 2010. At the end of this pond, there were about ten ducks. They were identified as Black Ducks and a species of Scaup. A Northern Mockingbird and a Red-tailed Hawk sitting together on adjacent fence posts. On the last lake before exiting the park, there were some ducks and shorebirds. The ducks were identified as Northern Shovelers, and after some careful observation, the shorebirds were identified as Dunlins.