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Adrift

1. Floating aimlessly, usually without a rudder or compass. 2. Missing in action. 3. An individual who sets himself apart.

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T. Sauer
December 9th, 2010 on 11:42 pm
Adrift – An individual who gear is not where it should be. Not put away.

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