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generalbetrayus

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7. I spent my years between three and a half and 15 living in SE D. C. We moved to the suburbs in the summer of '68

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Mon Feb 9, 2026, 08:46 PM

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after the neighborhood got too dangerous. I've never been back to that old neighborhood. (Things have gotten even worse since then.) I wonder if the Pope feels the same way.

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I spent my years between three and a half and 15 living in SE D. C. We moved to the suburbs in the summer of '68 generalbetrayus 20 hrs ago #7