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City of Slings
03:49
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Don't Doubt Me
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Bad Dream
04:02
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Drought
06:06
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Tofino
03:20
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Mother of the Sky
04:43
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Kith & Kin Vancouver, British Columbia
// KITH & KIN'S RULES FOR PLAYING //
Detach the strips with the numbered tails. Cut out the
tails and stick a pin in the small end of each. Fasten the donkey to a sheet hanging in a doorway or against the wall.
The player fastening the tail nearest the proper place is the winner of the first prize. Booby prize is for the one who pinned the tail farthest away.
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