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OMAGRA - AH - AH - AH - AH - AH
OMAGRA OMAGRA OMAGRA
PLEASE DON'T EAT ME
OMAGRA!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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Children!
03:55
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Fear instantly cures all madness by making it rational.
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Sweet Woman
04:13
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Let me find the juiciest steak I can and drown it in the hot tub.
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Are You a Tree?
04:43
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CHUNGA CHUNGA BEEP BEEP BOOP! TALK TALK TALK TALK WOOOOOOSH
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Mad
02:37
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Is somebody going to breathe this breath of air, or should I go ahead and do it?
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Ghost Penis!
02:19
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Spooky! Be careful that your brain does not try to escape through your ears.
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Requiem for a Revolution
05:44
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We are all family in the foothills of oblivion. Dinosaurs are awesome. Overthrow the government. Aliens are real.
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FUGUOSSS Boston, Massachusetts
With only three days left to live, Markus P. Fuguosss Jr. recorded 7,000 songs. His son, Fuguosss the Swift, rerecorded those songs 10,000 years later in HHHDDD quality. By wearing cereal boxes on his hands, Fuguosss the Swift could see through time, but he died in the year Qube. All that is left of his brain is a burning bush named Nancy and a taco. They live together with a shoe and three socks. ... more
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