- Oct 11, 2013
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It is time for us to eat some delicious sandvich at the 'Sandvich Cafe' diner, home of the magical magic Merasmus. Merasmus makes the garage sales look embarrassingly lacking in garages or sales. Them merasmus moved to Soldier's secret secret secret secret hideaway that even McSecret was oblivious to, but Soldier vaguely knows about. 5 million years in the making, hopefully it would be colourful enough to give to a homeless person a mermission that meets everybody's spectations. Merasmus's sandviches were not Heavy's. Heavy thought heavily about making a sandwich-powered crate opener. Crate opener exploded the crates open by an explosion that took out Merasmus of the realm of existence. Then, Engie's teleporter teleported scout into the middle of Europe. Then a bus killed him. Medic saw that unfortunate event coming, but did nothing except baking some unhealthy treats that kicked everyone from the tf2maps server for realz. What is happening here?" said SAXTON HALE, CEO of MannCo, driving a train. Then he heard a victory screech. Later they started to get angry and they destroyed the colored words, with link too. Embarrassed, they apologized for being such a "TRAIN RAIN brain drain pain".
"WIZARD SURPRISE!" Merasmus announced over an incredibly and ludicrously saxxy awards winner. Then, Scout vaulted 111 times over the grave of that award winner, Doctor Victor Fronkensteen."died the end" Said Spy as he quoted his cookies. Admin saw the confusion and fired Merasmus from MannCo. and Co.! "Coconutcake AND Coffee!", proclaimed the enigmatic but rather annoying lampshade hiding in Target's secret storage
"WIZARD SURPRISE!" Merasmus announced over an incredibly and ludicrously saxxy awards winner. Then, Scout vaulted 111 times over the grave of that award winner, Doctor Victor Fronkensteen."died the end" Said Spy as he quoted his cookies. Admin saw the confusion and fired Merasmus from MannCo. and Co.! "Coconutcake AND Coffee!", proclaimed the enigmatic but rather annoying lampshade hiding in Target's secret storage