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speareshake

Reverse Shakespeare. Instead of being very good at reading/writing, he was horrible at it. He never even learned to write. Instead, his work is really a bunch of scrambled letters that looked cool to him, not to mention his IQ is about 12.3.
Person: Have you heard of a Summermid Dream’s Night by Speareshake?
Person 2: That was the worst piece of writing I have seen, maybe because the first sentence of it was “djidbfodnxon idbdodndonddi hshsodh jsksjbbd”.

Speareshake: A Summermid Night’s Dream

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speareshake by Spearshake IV February 4, 2023
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SpaceShake 

Spaceshake is the worlds most innovative brand, gracing the world with products such as the Spacetainer, SpaceShakes, Spaceslurp which has launched them to the top of the market
James : Hey Todd
what you doing Saturday I'm gonna order in some SpaceShakes

Todd: Yeah man I've been trying to get hold of some products for 3 months

James: Todd your the plug man
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