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a month ago
High in the sky, a horse that flies, it lifts its wings such a surprise, fall on me, fall on meeee... ~ sung like R.E.M. fall on me .. =] Photo:WIZARDSKY
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Posted On: October 9th 2026, 01:06 am
High in the sky, a horse that flies, it lifts its wings such a surprise, fall on me, fall on meeee... ~ sung like R.E.M. fall on me .. =]

Photo:WIZARDSKY
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richardwolver a month ago

richardwolver

@nato_gomez88 i know it had a lot going on, this was the best i could do as no one would have believed me. =]]

nato_gomez88 a month ago

nato_gomez88

Is that a woman centaur like unicorn creature - angel or both?!😮

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