#weirdflorida — Public Fediverse posts
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"...One has the feeling of having crossed a border to get there. Small plaques in store windows read, "English spoken." And one knows with certainty that somewhere, in a nightclub, in a brothel, at a private party, somewhere, a slow dark lady is entertaining the crowd with a donkey. It is easy to conclude, even from the taxicab, that Miami Beach is dead and Miami is alive and sweating."
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"...One has the feeling of having crossed a border to get there. Small plaques in store windows read, "English spoken." And one knows with certainty that somewhere, in a nightclub, in a brothel, at a private party, somewhere, a slow dark lady is entertaining the crowd with a donkey. It is easy to conclude, even from the taxicab, that Miami Beach is dead and Miami is alive and sweating."
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"...One has the feeling of having crossed a border to get there. Small plaques in store windows read, "English spoken." And one knows with certainty that somewhere, in a nightclub, in a brothel, at a private party, somewhere, a slow dark lady is entertaining the crowd with a donkey. It is easy to conclude, even from the taxicab, that Miami Beach is dead and Miami is alive and sweating."
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"...One has the feeling of having crossed a border to get there. Small plaques in store windows read, "English spoken." And one knows with certainty that somewhere, in a nightclub, in a brothel, at a private party, somewhere, a slow dark lady is entertaining the crowd with a donkey. It is easy to conclude, even from the taxicab, that Miami Beach is dead and Miami is alive and sweating."
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"...One has the feeling of having crossed a border to get there. Small plaques in store windows read, "English spoken." And one knows with certainty that somewhere, in a nightclub, in a brothel, at a private party, somewhere, a slow dark lady is entertaining the crowd with a donkey. It is easy to conclude, even from the taxicab, that Miami Beach is dead and Miami is alive and sweating."