Isaac de Snuts
A dutch explorah from Netherlands. He likes to do sus things. He is famous because he was killed by chinese people long time ago. He didn't like to have his clothes on.
Isaac de Snuts by qwehnaudslkf May 30, 2022
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Isaac De Snuts
Claim this is your name when you buy something at a cafe, glass bar, etc. This way when your ice cream is done you will hear them shout: "I suck deez nuts!".
You: One chocolate ice cream, please.
Cafe guy: And the name?
You: Isaac De Snuts. Got it? Thank you.
15 mins later:
Cafe guy: I suck deez nuts!
Cafe guy: And the name?
You: Isaac De Snuts. Got it? Thank you.
15 mins later:
Cafe guy: I suck deez nuts!
Isaac De Snuts by LetsGoSalmon August 12, 2022
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Isaac de Snuts
A dutch explorah who likes to suck things. He is famous because chinese people killed him two times long time ago.
Isaac de Snuts by qwehnaudslkf May 30, 2022
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