The Ceaseless Proposition of Smartness and other ill-realities

Sometimes its better to show than tell. Especially when someone starts spitting in their hands and saying, “I don’t have.” But that one person doesn’t have doesn’t mean another doesn’t. I showed someone I had $1.74 on my metro card today. Now that leaves me with a $1.01 deficit out of the $2.75 fare. And I had had it and kept it that way for a while. What this means is by all scientific standards, the only way I can catch a TRAIN is to own it. No my readers, no derailments and all that, that’s for ignorant people. I don’t have to have a train  at all. But If ever I have to catch a train I will have to own it- THE WHOLE LENGTH OF IT. Now, this fact absolutely takes the half black double dog OUT. He doesn’t have 1.74. Absolutely, I’m sure. and yes he’s not an American-in at any point. Something is evil here my readers. I am not kidding. How can the FBI not be smart enough to catch a thief? But here’s another fact my readers, one of the reasons I love Han. When Han went missing after the release of POP ExCERPT he came out to look for himself, even if he had to crouch to get my attention. But when he went missing someone else did. No not blue eyes. Blue eyes and all the other cubic zirconias are fine (LOOK HERE with the small girl wearing the white shirt). But what’s really funny is not that someone will ask me “where am I with you?” It is that with all the proposed smartness in the world, he could never ask himself, “Can I see you?”