CacheCobbler

Think Twice When, in the midst of a wretched land, you find yourself jumping out of trees to survive, think twice. Think once of the birds who fell, then learned how to fly. Think once more of the trees who will fall as time flies. Flying and falling may be two strangers in a tokyo crowd, but they land in the same puddle. Flying and falling comes with the package deal, buy one get the other one free of charge. So, when in the midst of a wretched land you find yourself jumping out of trees to survive, think twice. Think once of the possibility of flight. Think once more of what will really happen. Humans are not trees or birds, although we tr

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