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"Leon... had a hard life. " 👴 Comic by: maddie ★ othatsraspberry Grace: Doll Shay Leon: Ryan Stewart #ResidentEvilRequiem #residentevil #re9 #LeonSKennedy #LeonKennedy
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@DollWantTweet the leon we DESERVE
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Leon doing an unnecessary backflip:
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet I like the idea of leon needing a cane to walk but being able to do backflips ramdomly anyways
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet "So I clipped an attache case with an rpg and a fish in it to my belt, which was the style at the time."
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Oh my gawd, that bone breaking sound. 🤣
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Leave that poor middle aged man enjoy his retirement
@cinnabus @othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Imagine he does a round his kick and blows out his back
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet 'Overtime? Young miss, I'm too old to be working extra hours'
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet DAMN ONLY 48?! No one is supposed to be look THAT old at that age
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Ryan Stewart is the Voice of Dandy, Rodger,Sprout, and Glisten the current voice from The Gametoons Dandy’s World Logic
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Lol that last "ooouuu" felt like RE4 Death audio
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Yo no soy ashley osle usted menciona la hija de presidente de Estados Unidos yo soy un agente ley el FBI
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Flashback...
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet That last line would make Old Snake proud.
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Great job! Also, Leon here to save the day again.
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Oh hey... now I can cosplay as Leon. #Old
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Bro be like walking on a stick but probably managed to do a backflip once a day
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet 35:10
@othatsraspberry @DollWantTweet Why do people think that people in their 40’s now consider a geezer or a hag when they’re not?
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