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Surprising turn of events, wouldn't you say?
Okay, most of you already knew it, I guess.... Bwuahahaha! I don't think Erik is that happy anymore.... I need to make more emoticons with Erik, but I am not in the mood to fight with the program or my computer. <<Next Previous>> Beginning Cover Episode 1: Masquerade Erik/The Phantom of the Opera (c) Gaston Leroux V from V for Vendetta (c)Alan Moore and David Lloyd |
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Das Leben ist ein Spiel, doch niemand kennt die Regeln
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Life is a game, but nobody knows the rules
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I'm a member of Team Erik. Because a mysterious man living in the basement of an opera house wearing a mask is a hell of a lot more believable than sparkling vampires.
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Das Leben ist ein Spiel, doch niemand kennt die Regeln
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Life is a game, but nobody knows the rules
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"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men." - Roald Dahl
My Poe Project here
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"The final curtain is about to drop" ~Robert Englund Phantom
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Yerik: All my life to be waiting, For an angel to one day sing
(read it
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*Rats for a Rat...*
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I'm a member of Team Erik. Because a mysterious man living in the basement of an opera house wearing a mask is a hell of a lot more believable than sparkling vampires.
True.... but Erik doesn't know that...
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I'm a member of Team Erik. Because a mysterious man living in the basement of an opera house wearing a mask is a hell of a lot more believable than sparkling vampires.
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I'm a member of Team Erik. Because a mysterious man living in the basement of an opera house wearing a mask is a hell of a lot more believable than sparkling vampires.
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I'm a member of Team Erik. Because a mysterious man living in the basement of an opera house wearing a mask is a hell of a lot more believable than sparkling vampires.
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