So time continued on slowly and painfully. Perhaps the old analogy of being a record stuck on repeat had become too date — I felt like I’d just gotten an IPod and only could afford one song so that one song played over and over again until I felt as if it was just part of the constant monotony.

So time continued on slowly and painfully. Perhaps the old analogy of being a record stuck on repeat had become too date — I felt like I’d just gotten an IPod and only could afford one song so that one song played over and over again until I felt as if it was just part of the constant monotony.

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So time continued on slowly and painfully. Perhaps the old analogy of being a record stuck on repeat had become too date — I felt like I’d just gotten an IPod and only could afford one song so that one song played over and over again until I felt as if it was just part of the constant monotony.

So time continued on slowly and painfully. Perhaps the old analogy of being a record stuck on repeat had become too date — I felt like I’d just gotten an IPod and only could afford one song so that one song played over and over again until I felt as if it was just part of the constant monotony.

So time continued on slowly and painfully. Perhaps the old analogy of being a record stuck on repeat had become too dated

— I felt like I’d just gotten an IPod and only could afford one song so that one song played over and over again until I felt as if it was just part of the constant monotony.

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