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🍑 Ketzukamivor 2 Jahren

@BarefootTasha_ @CalebCity @kingvader @KaijuBlack Buddy keep the Kratos axe at the ready 🤣

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Titans ate my familyvor 2 Jahren

@CalebCity @kingvader @KaijuBlack Me after telling a visitor about the most deadliest snake ever and all the different ones I've encountered and even killed. Then telling him he doesn't have to worry cause they don't like being in spaces with a lot of people.

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TruGreyLokivor 2 Jahren

@CalebCity @kingvader @KaijuBlack Bruh... I thought the unnecessary information was Caleb saying, "Yeah, I need to get some lube " Like buddy, why did he tell us.

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CarProfilevor 2 Jahren

@CalebCity @kingvader @KaijuBlack Why did bro just have a whole axe on him 😭

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Kaiser_Kaivor 2 Jahren

@CalebCity @kingvader @KaijuBlack There should be a follow-up to this where they're at the store, and a Bear shows up. Could be an "actual bear" or an anthropomorphic bear.

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Deejvor 2 Jahren

@CalebCity @kingvader @KaijuBlack Lube?? For wh-?

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Agnese Lipparinivor 2 Jahren

@ItzKidBiscuit @CalebCity @kingvader @KaijuBlack law can you please post more on kick i don't got money to watch you on Patreon

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