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✓ Published: 22-Feb-2007
✓ Published: 22-Feb-2007
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Ever since my embryonic puberty up until my ear ended up with that well-turned shape you see on the cover, I had the opportunity of hearing the detonation of 5,485 thermo-nuclear bombs, which is why I’ve always thought of myself as an atomic kid with real problems with time.nnDesde la pubertad embrionaria hasta que mi oreja alcanzó esta bella forma que luce en la portada tuve ocasión de oír la detonación de 5.485 bombas termonucleares, por ello siempre me he considerado un niño atómico c
Ever since my embryonic puberty up until my ear ended up with that well-turned shape you see on the cover, I had the opportunity of hearing the detonation of 5,485 thermo-nuclear bombs, which is why I’ve always thought of myself as an atomic kid with real problems with time.nnDesde la pubertad embrionaria hasta que mi oreja alcanzó esta bella forma que luce en la portada tuve ocasión de oír la detonación de 5.485 bombas termonucleares, por ello siempre me he considerado un niño atómico c
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