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06-05-2014, 08:08 PM
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obsessed
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: fucka idiyote
Posts: 5,709
Battle Record: Faggot-1
Accomplishments - can recite entirety of shrek 2
Champed - tangoed with spider man behind scenes in spider-man 2
- was candidate for gerber baby 3x
- smush parker like bb comment on instagram saying "u fucka suck idiyote"
- smush beer on head and didn't cry
- parallel parked in between 2 ferrari's in tonky truck once
- when saying pledge of allegiance i said "i don't" lmao deadass bb satan
- won tshirt from taco bell saying "taco cat" is the same backwards for filling out 500 surveys in a
- neighbor house caught on fire i call FIRE department and saved lives, was in newspaper
- set neighbor house on fire lmao
- fuck neighbor husband and wife
- first fish caught resembled david ortiz
- colin kaepernick
- related to genghis khan
- elected assistant to the vice president assistant to the president for regional chess club
- never lost game of hide and seek
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And the clear romantic gushing involvment that Certain has over Johnathan Mercy. I think I can recall maybe zero instances in which the battle reviews of last week has the quotations of the LOSER. Johnathan lost, and still got quoted. Theres a few other mishaps that can turn off many a reader, I apologize @Adonis.
There's nothing wrong with quoting him, but Id rather the typical guidelines, champ won, still the champ, and won fairly. If you guys wanted to do a best quips of the week segment where you guys compile 1-5 or whatever numerical denomination (whoever the author is) thinks the best few lines were in the previous week, then that's fine. I just can't recall when someone other than the winner got quoted since that is one of my favorite segments; I read it every week. Not that it matters. It's just things like this are noticed in subtle brush and throw off a reader or spectator in an unknown tangible.
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