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[Zaab]
[Zaab] by Opening Night August 7, 2020
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Zaabu duckling
A very cheeky lad, he is super mega huge in size and length. He usually milks cows when he is bored, although he loves to stroke his giant cat. He is not very smart and and terrible at video games. He is a utter disgrace to his father before him, the almighty Zaab.
Santiago “Look at that guy over there, he’s so stupid and fat. I bet he’s a disappointment to his father”
Sascha “Oh that’s Zaabu duckling”
Sascha “Oh that’s Zaabu duckling”
Zaabu duckling by President penaldo January 10, 2022
Zaabir
They think they’re bad and their roadman when in reality they are cock sucking bitches. They annoy people for no reason but they can be nice only when they want something . Selfish , desperate and most off all unwanted. Sometimes they use anger to get what they want but it doesn’t happen. However, they can be nice in unusual times. They are as tall as giraffes but have a brain of a fish like dory.
Zaabir by Hannah Lilly August 13, 2019
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