Been framed there kickn me out got email with truck load of infactors
I was framed
Love yall bye
TennFatz
I'll take a shot at a translation. I once briefly studied hieroglyphics and the Cherokee language when drunkenly pondering what tattoo would best make me more attractive to the sort of women I would not pursue when sober.
Been = something has happened in the near past, and also the second word in the phrase most commonly used by the poster's loved ones to describe him
framed = not a reference to a set of woodwork housing the poster's diplomas for display
there = common typescript for the contraction "they are", not because the poster does not know the difference between they're, there and their, but because he perceives his persecutors as both persons and places combined - to him there describes both aspects the way Einstein would use the word spacetime to describe a section of the universe
kickn= the digital boot is being applied to his digital posterior
me= the poster himself, most aggrieved
out= not in, on the outside, in the cold, as is often the case with the poster's wife
got= something the poster is plagued with, like chlamydia
email=
tennfatz@travistrittisunderrated.info
with= pronounced wiff, poster's state after the "got" he got got gotten
truck= something the poster don't hold much of
load= content of poster's VN writings
of= expressing a cause, as in "he died suddenly yesterday of his long and courageous battle with Captain Morgan"
infactors= farts that release themselves deep within the bowels of an affected individual