Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no l — J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
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Thievery is for the civilized. It is what laws protect us from. I am a wild beast of no laws and no society. I want no laws. I want no more civilized things.

— J.M. McDermott, Straggletaggle
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