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stop giggling. this is not even slightly funny. this is dead serious. (please disregard the funny music. i couldn't figure out how to remove it) this poor unfortunate pungus, suffering from the tribulations of day-to-day life above sea level, has entered what bungonomy experts call a "blow state," in...

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