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Martin Eden

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9. Me and my droogs saw "A Clockwork Orange" when we were about 18

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Sat May 2, 2026, 11:52 PM

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Thought it was a real cool movie, but we never contemplated indulging ultra-violence ourselves.

One of my friends pointed out that "Choice" was the key point of the movie.

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Me and my droogs saw "A Clockwork Orange" when we were about 18 Martin Eden Saturday #9

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