llamapillar
llamapillar by lawlzors January 14, 2008
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llamapillar
llamapillar by did you see that llamapillar January 2, 2011
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Llamazilla
Sometime in the 70 million BCs, a tyrannosaurus was trapped in ice and was dragged to sea. It somehow evolved in the sea, not to be a sea monster, but rather a giant fire breathing llama.
During llamageddon , or the alpacalypse, it will rise from the seas and destroy the nearest city. When its destruction ends, the world will reach a new age, with llamas and alpacas as the leaders of the world, and humans extinct.
During llamageddon , or the alpacalypse, it will rise from the seas and destroy the nearest city. When its destruction ends, the world will reach a new age, with llamas and alpacas as the leaders of the world, and humans extinct.
Llamazilla by Llamataur August 10, 2019
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