"Boy Bands, Vampires, and Other Holes in the Fabric of the Universe."

"Boy Bands, Vampires, and Other Holes in the Fabric of the Universe."

My God... if only the genre were truly that honest!
https://twitter.com/KosokoJackson/status/1050000311161630721

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  1. John Samuel12 October 2018 at 06:55

    Summertime, Tarot Cards, and other things I can’t have...

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  2. Stephen Gunnell12 October 2018 at 07:05

    Cake, Tarot Cards, and other things I can't have.

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  3. Alicia Smith12 October 2018 at 09:20

    Popularity, Nikola Tesla and Other Royal Bastards.

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  4. Stephen Gunnell12 October 2018 at 09:26

    I had never envisioned Tesla as a royal bastard. Edison on the other had fits the mold nicely.

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  5. Garry Winterton17 October 2018 at 14:58

    Macchiatos, wizards and other holes in the fabric of the universe

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