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October 9th 2015 (Ogre)

Deviation Actions

ShihSnTz

Published: Oct 9, 2015

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Me am a smasher
Club to break your stupid head
Me am a crasher
Gunna chew yous shiny bones
And eat yous all up in stew
Me am a basher
Gunna win, stronger than you
Me am a masher
Stronger is better, stronger
Is best, strong is what me is!

ME AM A SMASH BASHER!!!

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