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"God, bless my family, and please find the atheist squirrels that ate my Christmas lights and fry them with your awesome laser eyes. Amen."
Kurycki describes her project, Absurd, Overheard as a "Kids Say the Darndest Things" for adults. And while she's more than happy to jot down things her friends say, she hopes they don't start to censor everything they say in fear of it ending it up online.
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