If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed t — Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
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If a fox strangles a goose just to eat the brains, you wouldn’t say the fox killed the brains. You’d say the fox offed the goose.

— Vladimir Lorchenkov, The Good Life Elsewhere
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