@ Krako and Skullkid

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ffuuuuuuuuuuuu

 

 

[SkullKid 0]

ffuuuuuuuuuuuu

 

I prefer the neomarix version

 

[Krako 0]

Apart we are weak, together we're strong.

[Mercury 0]

power puff girls!

[Krako 0]

I'm bubbly Bubblesss *-----*

[DontErrorMePlease 0]

Apart we are weak, together we're strong.

that is shitty for you, you are always alone :P :-*

[SkullKid 0]

^no he's with me

[Krako 0]

I'm not alone at all, I have this imaginary friend...

[DontErrorMePlease 0]

I'm not alone at all, I have this imaginary friend...

Rofl and the imaginary friend is called skullkid ???

[Krako 0]

no! Skullkid is real ~

[DontErrorMePlease 0]

no! Skullkid is real ~

real in your head  :D

[Krako 0]

and on webcam aswell, nice time we had ytd  :

[SkullKid 0]

and on webcam aswell, nice time we had ytd  :

indeed

[Krako 0]

Skully

[SkullKid 0]

Skully

Krakynha

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fags

[Krako 0]

fags

yes you are

[SkullKid 0]

fags

the greatest one has spoken!

[Krako 0]

So sad, so sad and yet so sad

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fags

the greatest one has spoken!

 

u're my minion

 

 

@off

[Krako 0]

Lol

[DontErrorMePlease 0]

Translation please 8)

[Krako 0]

You wouldn't understand, anyway, here goes:

 

- I made pavê

- Woohoo

 

- *Hehe, lucky no funny guy made that jo...*

 

- Is it pavê or pacumê?

 

- Fuuuuuuuu

 

Since there's no real translation for pave nor pacumê, I'll have to explain the joke:

 

Pavê - It's a dessert. In portuguese it sounds like "Para ver", ~ "To see"

Pacumê - means nothing, but sounds like "Para comer", ~ "To eat"

 

The fun is in the pun between them, which is largely used here in Brazil, and turned out to be not fun anymore ~

[DontErrorMePlease 0]

You wouldn't understand, anyway, here goes:

 

- I made pavê

- Woohoo

 

- *Hehe, lucky no funny guy made that jo...*

 

- Is it pavê or pacumê?

 

- Fuuuuuuuu

 

Since there's no real translation for pave nor pacumê, I'll have to explain the joke:

 

Pavê - It's a dessert. In portuguese it sounds like "Para ver", ~ "To see"

Pacumê - means nothing, but sounds like "Para comer", ~ "To eat"

 

The fun is in the pun between them, which is largely used here in Brazil, and turned out to be not fun anymore ~

Stupid brazilians joke which aren't funny :D

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You wouldn't understand, anyway, here goes:

 

- I made pavê

- Woohoo

 

- *Hehe, lucky no funny guy made that jo...*

 

- Is it pavê or pacumê?

 

- Fuuuuuuuu

 

Since there's no real translation for pave nor pacumê, I'll have to explain the joke:

 

Pavê - It's a dessert. In portuguese it sounds like "Para ver", ~ "To see"

Pacumê - means nothing, but sounds like "Para comer", ~ "To eat"

 

The fun is in the pun between them, which is largely used here in Brazil, and turned out to be not fun anymore ~

Stupid brazilians joke which aren't funny :D

i think i someday when i heard for the very first time i laught

 

 

but now after hear 1,000,000 times its kick on the balls