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Bryan Washington Reads Haruki Murakami

The New Yorker: Fiction

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I'd Like to Hear It if You're Ka With It

Moke comoto and Imoka shime were hiking in the mountains with a bell to warn bears that there were people around. Bears don't attack people on purpose, they suddenly bump into people on their territory,. They get surprised or angry, and they attack out of reflex. If you walk along ringing your bell, they'll avoid you. Kept it up from start to finish. We trade off when our hands got tired. It was so weird shaking this bell the whole time while we were doing it. I think about it sometimes, even now, when i'm having sexs, and i start laughing. Comodo watched a variety show emptied by a comedian with a loud voice.

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