Mr.Moran
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Mr Moran = Mr Burns
I saw Mr Burns in the Simpsons today. I saw Mr Moran today at school. You saw the same person in different places. Mr Moran = Mr Burns
Mr Moran = Mr Burns by brocousinbro November 13, 2023
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Mr Moran = Mr Burns • mr. moran • Mr.Krabs • mr t • mr • Mr Producer • mr. bean • mr. clean • mr. Bo-Jangles • mr brown
Mr. Moran
A homeless drug addicted ape that has constant autism attacks. He tends to spank his table with a back and forth motion like Hitler and during that process he screams SIMMER DOWN or ITS GETTING TOO LOUD IN HERE. He teaches about things he doesn´t understand. His car is a 1994 Honda with cardboard doors. He has made love to his computer which is also a 1994 windows -1. He currently has 3 computers due it.
Mr. Moran by Windows_10 April 11, 2019
Mr. Moran
A teacher with a mop on his head that caresses his balls while looking straight into the eyes of a student raising their hand. He takes his clipboard and walks around the class while looking at the student with his hand up. He goes back to his desk, and finally calls on them.
Mr. Moran by Mr. Moran´s desk April 11, 2019
Mr. Moran
A homeless addict that pretends to be a teacher and constantly moves his hand back and fourth where his neck is while yelling "its to noisy" or "simmer down". when he is done having a seizure he goes on his windows computer and plays atari breakout
Mr. Moran by Mrs. Jizel April 9, 2019
mr. moran
Always says "Hey folks it's Mr. Moran here"
He is a super nerdy tech geek who is engaged to his Windows computer. He is the only true God and rules his kingdom of computers and useless southern accent.
He is a super nerdy tech geek who is engaged to his Windows computer. He is the only true God and rules his kingdom of computers and useless southern accent.
mr. moran by BobbyTheChez November 9, 2017
Mr. Moran
Mr. Moran by Mann Jeff 1238715249 November 9, 2017
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"My salad days,
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