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Rare creature phenomenon ghost story myth chasing legend. The tale goes that he resides inside of walls and only appears to you when the drywall is weak enough to be haphazardly chewed through. To properly eradicate this gargoyle from your humble abode your first steps of action are to gather 3 sacred treasures: A bible translated in fluent Japanese, a candle light, and Candy-Coated Rocks, a drug located in many small convenience stores. With these doubloons, you want to smother the drywall of your choice with the Coating of the Candy-Coated Rocks and burn it with the light of a candle. You then want to open to John 1:14 in your ancient Hebrew scripture and speak it out loud. Hopefully, your escapades will lead to the eradication of this monstrous hellbeast that lurks in the crevices of your habitation.
Yo cousin, I think XM64 is occupying my home!

No shot bruh burn that shit to smithereens.
XM64 by Schattenjäger June 25, 2022
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Rare creature phenomenon ghost story myth chasing legend. The tale goes that he resides inside of walls and only appears to you when the drywall is weak enough to be haphazardly chewed through. To properly eradicate this gargoyle from your humble abode your first steps of action are to gather 3 sacred treasures: A bible translated in fluent Japanese, a candle light, and Candy-Coated Rocks, a drug located in many small convenience stores. With these doubloons, you want to smother the drywall of your choice with the Coating of the Candy-Coated Rocks and burn it with the light of a candle. You then want to open to John 1:14 in your ancient Hebrew scripture and speak it out loud. Hopefully, your escapades will lead to the eradication of this monstrous hellbeast that lurks in the crevices of your habitation. Good Luck.
Yo cousin, I think XM64 is occupying my home!

No shot bruh burn that shit to smithereens.
XM64 by Schattenjäger June 25, 2022
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