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George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
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George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
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George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.

George
November 8th, 2012 - 21:09

It’s just Dexter’s imagination again.

You know how he is with Harry? Same thing with his brother.

(Only this one appears to have been triggered by his guilt over crossing the line, when he drowned Brother Sam’s killer, which he seems to have viewed as a rejection of any hope of salvation.)
.