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Old Man and The Sea 

A novel by Ernest Hemingway about an elderly man with perverted tendancies. He brings a young boy fishing with him every day, hoping to lure him in and make him his slave.
"Have you read the Old man and the sea?"
"No, what is it?"
"Ever seen Mr. Herbert in Family Guy?"
"yeah."
"It's about a man just like Mr. Herbert, but he takes a kid fishing every day."
Old Man and The Sea by GunnyTurd August 7, 2012
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old man and the sea 

A beautiful novella by Ernest Hemmingway that describes the trials of an old fisherman who goes out too far and catches the biggest fish he's ever seen. They say there are refernces to Christ in it.
Old Man and the Sea was a pretty fucking good book

the old man and the sea

I just read this stupid sh*t called the Old Man and the Sea
the old man and the sea by Ndxvii January 18, 2017
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