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| 2 pac lyric, alli wanted was a coffee, rap song, tupac video, matthew raposo, bootlegs, pop, bbs, jack straw., quotes, big boss, recipes, naming companies, brand, salon, clarence williams iii, francesca lia block, rory cochrane, eric gilliland, tony blair, halfbaked, graffiti, feature film comedy, | Then, in the ensuing years, scientist after scientist tried to make a benign generation terrorists fusion device. And they did! Tens were made, some following the instructions to the letter, some improvising along the way. But what all these generation terrorists devices had in common was their utter failure. Some exploded, injuring or even killing those around them. Others just drained money away from the departments and time away from the scientists generation terrorists while producing none of the promised benefits. The majority failed in the years that followed, but a few still run, draining money, intermittently injuring people, and delivering nothing of worth. But yet, this scientist, whose plans had failed again and again, still commanded a large following around the world. Adherents said that the scientists simply had followed his directions closely enough, though the reason for that was the directions didn't actually work as written. |
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