1 : BlindSighted

Boring classes and intolerable classmates?_ every day most of the teachers just manage to turn their fifty minute time slots into hell, and the students only make it worse with their intolerable antics.

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Where Else to Turn (wip)

It is easily mixed into anything but too much can be over bearing for those intolerant to it. commonly sought for in massive concentration but generally unpleasant.

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POEM: Walking In Front Of Me!

Canines are lactose intolerant, seriously, no cheese! set before me, plates of plenty! meat of all kinds, maybe twenty! does anything excite me more than good food? except, perhaps, hedgehogs stewed?

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Highschool demons - prolouge

That and there was the fact that he was gluten intolerant. he couldn't have wheat, oats, barley or rye. though he couldn't eat oats because of the risk from cross contamination.

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The Slippery Mr. FIsh

It's intolerable. "                "what's intolerable is the fact that you can't seem to get into the mood anymore. there's nothing like a good workout to tire your body and your mind and allow you a chance to relax."               

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New Found Fangs

As they approached the city shi could feel the next wave of changes about to hit, the pleasure from hir sex was intolerable, hir sweat pants were already soaked through and doing little to hide the erection that was steadily growing larger.

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Army Greens : Prologue

A story involving racism, discrimination, and utter and complete intolerance on both sides of the line.

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Better Than in the Dream

That would lead to millions more casualties than you could imagined, all for the sake of forced intolerance.

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Skipping

This was intolerable. this class was intolerable. "that looks like it's about point 8. so, we go to the z table ... below z is point 788.

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"Crushing Intolerance" or "So Much for the Tolerant Left!"

Henry Forney tightened his tie to a degree that others would call noose-like, but what Henry called secure. He looked into the mirror as he straightened his American flag pin on the right breast of his sports coat, his pure blue eyes reflecting back at...

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