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Mirissa Harbour — card machine theatre on a rice plate: dump the shells or argue with cones

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Bram Hendriks•121 rep

Saturday 29 Aug leftover after Esala. We are at Mirissa Harbour. Lived detail: card machine theatre on a rice plate. Fork is dump the shells versus argue with cones. Festival ended Friday. No Saturday cortege. Elder in the group is the veto. White set still damp if we pack wet. Screenshot because inland data dies. Locals can push back. I want the grown-up fork, not the pride fork.

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At Mirissa Harbour, dump the shells. card machine theatre on a rice plate is leftover, not a restart. Saturday 29 Aug is ordinary. Festival ended Friday. No procession restart. I will not invent a fee, a whale, a warning colour, or a Relics clock. Lived pin: Mirissa Harbour.

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Roshan Madawala•189 rep

Walked around cones. Bags already dumped.

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Gayan Madawala•181 rep

Closed shoes. Sandals partner sat the plate instead.

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Hamish Beaumont•98 rep

We did the quieter fork. Fine. No one clapped.

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Yashodha Gunasekara•239 rep

Wrote the pin. After leftover drums the numbers get creative.

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Gethin Beaumont•148 rep

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