Vepa
If you meet a Vepa you better go hide under a rock because they are crusty
shitheads. If your name is Vepa just go die in a hole.
shitheads. If your name is Vepa just go die in a hole.
Vepa by Karenina Anna November 23, 2021
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Vepa
If you meet a Vepa you better go hide under a rock because they are crusty
shitheads. If your name is Vepa just go die in a hole.
shitheads. If your name is Vepa just go die in a hole.
Vepa by Karenina Anna November 23, 2021
Vepar
A known elite Battlefront II 2017 player who is with the 104th Battalion MiliSm.
Nobody knows where this player came from, but they deliver the battle with their specialist class.
If you ever to encounter a Vepar, make sure to leave the lobby!
Nobody knows where this player came from, but they deliver the battle with their specialist class.
If you ever to encounter a Vepar, make sure to leave the lobby!
Vepar by WowIAmSweaty October 7, 2020
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