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Pongo #58
Casenotes it is all smooth surfaces that's the first and the main thing you notice gritless grainless colours that blend without dramatic leaps chosen for their proximity to each other beige spills into white to buff into pale pale pistachio in the same way, the voices tightly reined speak to you in gently undulating inflection volume constant or close enough to upset only dogs and this one lady up the corridoor who on the hour waddles speedily down the hallway towards the lounge with her knickers round her ankles she smells of sweet tobacco as she passes she looks like a flasher penguin her face is a picture of zen they take her in arms and lead her back again knowing that she will be back in fifty nine minutes I suppose she knows that too since she comes so quietly with the orderlies though she doesn't know how to use the bathroom and if you try to speak to her to ask her not to do it again she either looks blankly at you gets irate at the mere insinuation or starts crying and snotting and slapping her own face because here everyone else is too polite to do it for her
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Pongo #57
Andaw I hadn't realised before how much she'd given me. I thought I was pretty much equal cups of every donor I'd ever done business with until now. Mirrors don't lie as such. Lighting disguises, enhances, worsens, flatters, and mirrors can be read under delusion, or denial, but the actual glass is honest, even when cracked. It genuinely tries to process whatever is set before it, however hideous or malformed.
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Pongo #56
Miffy They're gone. I boil the kettle, barely registering when the steam scalds my hand as it rests on the spout. I think I say fuck. Or maybe I should say fuck and I don't.
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Pongo #55
Insa Dear Ms Harver, We have recently admitted an extremely disturbed individual into our care. We believe she is suffering from trauma-induced amnesia, as she cannot remember her own name and insists on giving different answers to the question. Despite this setback, however, we have been able to identify her as one Cadderine Jener Harver. Having tried to contact Cadderine's next of kin, her mother, we have met with no response. After a conversation with the patient herself, however, we believe that she is your sister. This information came more freely than her own personal details, if
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Pongo #54
Zoom In this issue, readers share their worries about Idolmorphism, the disorder that experts are claiming has contributed to tragic events such as the recent stabbing of Maren Gilligan
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