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The GCIM, more commonly known as the Goose Creek Inlet Monster, is a very dark very ominous beast who lurkes in the dark of night when they can best blend into their surroundings. this 2% black creature will also answer to the name " Daddy Nature" as it believes it is stronger than even the most powerful. The only known way to capture this satanical beast is to set an elaborate trap involving nothing other than the infamous Dino Nuggets.
don't be such a GCIM ; stay away from those people they could be GCIM's
GCIM by FemaleSign September 19, 2018
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An alliance made by LGBTQ mapper GCIM which stands for “Gays Can Into Mapping” made to stop homophobia on mapping.
Why does GCIM exist?
GCIM by NEW_MEXICAN_PATRIOT July 12, 2023
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GCIM (Gays Can Into Mapping) is a mapping alliance made by LGBTQ Mapper. It’s an alliance to help and make people accept gays in the mapping community.
Alliances: GCIM, etc, etc
You’re a member of GCIM.
All GCIM members can die.
GCIM by Corrupted_leader February 3, 2024
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