SB:TROGDOR!!!
TROGDOR!!!
Trogdor was a man, um... he was a... dragon-man!!!!Or...maybe...he was just a dragon, but he was still...
TROGDOR!!!
TROGDOR!!!
Burninating the country-side,
Burninating the Pheasents!
Burninating all the people,
and their thatched-roof COTTAGES!!!
THATCHED-ROOF COTTAGES!!!
And then the Trogdor comes in the NIIIIIIGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
He is the Reaper. The Bringer of Death. Lord of Destruction. Most Feared Burninator of Peasants and Thatched Roofed Dwellings. Ultimate Bearer of the Most Consumate V's. God. King. Warrior. Dragon. The 'S' and 'Slightly Different S'. He is Coming.
The mythical creature thought up by wordStrong Bad/word. He is composed of an S and a more different S, consumate V's, angry eyebrows, and a beefy arm sticking out the back of his neck. He has burnated the thatched-roof cottages of the counrtyside. He has also starred in a game by Videletrix. He has smote the Kerrek.
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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