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Scraptrap
William Afton returns as an antagonist and one of four salvageable animatronics in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator. The player may choose to throw this animatronic away or try to salvage him for parts. Salvaging this animatronic will net the player a base profit of $1000.
He has been given the moniker of Scraptrap in this iteration by outside sources to distinguish him from his other incarnations of William Afton.
Afton's appearance looks drastically different, since there is no accurate evidence of how his suit (and even corpse) changed after his time in Fazbear's Fright: The Horror Attraction as Springtrap from Five Nights at Freddy's 3. There are more torn patches in his suit and has lost his left arm up to the elbow, half his left ear, and the rest of his right ear. His corpse is now mostly skeletal and mummified that can be seen with part of his muscle layers visible through the skull, as well as five bony fingers as his right hand. No visible eyes can be seen in the eye-sockets themselves for the skull, instead having metallic-grey "eyes" (used to help the wearer see) punched in both of the eye-sockets. Fleshy veins and muscle can be seen dangling out of various limbs and inside the torso of the reanimated killer.
He has been given the moniker of Scraptrap in this iteration by outside sources to distinguish him from his other incarnations of William Afton.
Afton's appearance looks drastically different, since there is no accurate evidence of how his suit (and even corpse) changed after his time in Fazbear's Fright: The Horror Attraction as Springtrap from Five Nights at Freddy's 3. There are more torn patches in his suit and has lost his left arm up to the elbow, half his left ear, and the rest of his right ear. His corpse is now mostly skeletal and mummified that can be seen with part of his muscle layers visible through the skull, as well as five bony fingers as his right hand. No visible eyes can be seen in the eye-sockets themselves for the skull, instead having metallic-grey "eyes" (used to help the wearer see) punched in both of the eye-sockets. Fleshy veins and muscle can be seen dangling out of various limbs and inside the torso of the reanimated killer.
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Scraptrap
The absolutley worst fucking conceot for Springtrap, who the fuck came up with this absolue B U L L S H I T ? ? ?
Friend: "Bro, I love Scraptrap from FNAF 6!"
Guy: "I think you also might like the fact that I disagree with your statement, and that I wish for you to eternally burn in hell whilst drowning in a pool of lava that whispers your sins to you, and as soon as you manage to somehow get to safety, you will once again be kicked back into the lava ocean only for it to be worse then before. YOU SHALL SUFFER!"
Friend: "Wha?"
Other Friend: "He said that we shouldn't be friends. I second that, though."
Guy: "I think you also might like the fact that I disagree with your statement, and that I wish for you to eternally burn in hell whilst drowning in a pool of lava that whispers your sins to you, and as soon as you manage to somehow get to safety, you will once again be kicked back into the lava ocean only for it to be worse then before. YOU SHALL SUFFER!"
Friend: "Wha?"
Other Friend: "He said that we shouldn't be friends. I second that, though."
Afton (Scraptrap)
Afton (Scraptrap) by Withered_Fredboi May 24, 2023
Snaptrap
n., v.
When one sends a Snapchat photo to someone that they have recently contacted through text, Facebook message, twitter DM, etc. but not received a reply, with the intention of seeing if the receiver is in fact, ignoring or avoiding them as any snaps sent have a status indicator of whether the person has received or opened the aforementioned snap. If the snap was opened, the sender knows s/he is on his phone, fully capable of replying.
This can also be done to see if the person is actively on their phone BEFORE contacting them through text, Facebook etc.
This simple tactic is usually used by smart(crazy) girlfriends who are concerned about their boyfriends whereabouts or what he is doing and want to trap him with a snapchat, invalidating any excuse such as "my phone died, my phone was off, I wasn't using my phone" etc.
When one sends a Snapchat photo to someone that they have recently contacted through text, Facebook message, twitter DM, etc. but not received a reply, with the intention of seeing if the receiver is in fact, ignoring or avoiding them as any snaps sent have a status indicator of whether the person has received or opened the aforementioned snap. If the snap was opened, the sender knows s/he is on his phone, fully capable of replying.
This can also be done to see if the person is actively on their phone BEFORE contacting them through text, Facebook etc.
This simple tactic is usually used by smart(crazy) girlfriends who are concerned about their boyfriends whereabouts or what he is doing and want to trap him with a snapchat, invalidating any excuse such as "my phone died, my phone was off, I wasn't using my phone" etc.
I told my girlfriend I was busy and couldn't use my phone but i really was at home with the side bitch. She texted me 3 times anyway to which i didn't reply then she sent me a Snaptrap. I opened it by accident and she immediately called me and asked what I was really doing.
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