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I stretch my credibility for Avro Arrow.
He penetrates my realistic understanding of dead-end arms development.
It hurts so much, but I do it for Avro Arrow. I can feel my credibility tearing and my national pride swelling.
I want to please Avro Arrow.
He roars a mighty roar as he fills my mind with romantic mythology.
My dad walks in.
Avro arrow looks him straight in the eye and says,
"The Avro Arrow would have been a competitive first-rate fighter through the 90s."
Avro Arrow leaves through my window.
Arrow is love. Arrow is life.
I loved Avro Arrow so much, I had all the merchandise and movies.
I pray to Avro Arrow every night, thanking him for the outlandish nationalistic myths I'd been given. “Arrow is love” I say, “Arrow is life."
My dad hears me and calls me a liberal spendthrift. I knew he was just jealous of my devotion to Arrow.
I called him a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
He hits me and sends me to sleep.
I'm crying now and my face hurts.
I lay in bed, really cold. I feel something warm...
It's Avro Arrow! I was so happy.
He whispers in my ear "Expensive heavy bomber interceptors are a good use of limited defense resources."