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bunglesf1nger Posted Nov 15, 2004
after i've turned my bike round on your head the monkey boy of ratsville will drop the kids off in your mouth, but beware of the fugeater who will chew the sweat from your notcha.
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FUJIMAR Posted Nov 15, 2004
one day i will go to the beach find a baby crab that grows massive and insert it into your anus. eventually it will grow into a full size crab and slowly eat your guts then it will lay mutant poo crab babies that would come to rule the WORLD
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bunglesf1nger Posted Nov 15, 2004
that plan would never work as i already have some crab eating dwarf elephants living in my anus, once these crabs have been eaten i become a great crabephant that will crush all of mankind...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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FUJIMAR Posted Nov 15, 2004
good cause i have a osolot that is the swarn nemisis of the crabephant
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bunglesf1nger Posted Nov 15, 2004
osolot, the antdog, king of monkfly ectofish. he is no match for crabephant, the king of all swimming antelopemen. i will strike him down with the rod of bunglesbreath, weapon of the turtleshead.
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FUJIMAR Posted Nov 15, 2004
no osolot a kind of catbird with the face if a bum and the bum of a face it always walks backwards. oh i've just farted can you smell it
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bunglesf1nger Posted Nov 15, 2004
no i can't. i need to fart but i don't dare as it's in a cue
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