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Eats the popcorn. Then see I you on my hill then I hired bunch of hitmen. They behind. The acension. They sneak up behind you nail you with the fall of man. As our new found shorced earth policy. As we take over the hill Then make land shorced. Around the hill. Our hill

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Off in the distance I see a duplicate hill with the same qualities and characteristics as the very hill everyone has been fighting over. I climb it and set up camp on hill B that I've come to call Chaostopia. I wait for allies while watching the activity on hill A Sent from my LGMS500 using Tapatalk

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ALL HAIL LORD DEATHSTORM you all must. Bow down to me. Or else I will. Summon a cat 5 hurricane or ef5 tornado. Muhahaha. To destroy. Your villages muhahaha Come take. This hill. From me as I surround my hill. With my soldiers. From hell with the acension. My right hand men muhahaha as I perpare to defend my hill my hill

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Bow down? But you're from New Jersey...
Your statement earns you the ire of the most muscle-bound and oil-enriched state on the east coast of the USA. New Jersey contracts with the NYPD to send some of their international operatives to bring you in. You're bound, gagged, and tossed on a plane in the middle of the night. Upon your arrival in NJ, you're questioned and probed for days, and then, in a ceremonial execution broadcast on national tv, Chris Christie sits on your face until you suffocate. New Jersey's hill.
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Deathstorm smiles. At the hill of New Jersey. He sees the cast of Jeresy shore he becomes. Enraged with anger. He summons cat 5 hurricane Jeresy shore cast running with horror then EF5 tornado. Drops down. From it deathstorm smiles. At both ef5 and cat 5 hurricane tornado kills the Jeresy. Shore then he summons a firenado burn to corpses. As the weather. Goes away. He then. Sits on his Jeresy hill smiling Our hill

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Your statement earns you the ire of the most muscle-bound and oil-enriched state on the east coast of the USA. New Jersey contracts with the NYPD to send some of their international operatives to bring you in. You're bound, gagged, and tossed on a plane in the middle of the night. Upon your arrival in NJ, you're questioned and probed for days, and then, in a ceremonial execution broadcast on national tv, Chris Christie sits on your face until you suffocate. New Jersey's hill.
As long as I don't get an orange tan and have to wear gold neclases, I'm okay.
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As long as I don't get an orange tan and have to wear gold neclases' date=' I'm okay.[/quote'] Despite what the media would have you believe, you don't really find those people too often in New Jersey. But you do find them in Pensacola, Florida. I know because I have seen them, and they are gross.
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I've seen a orange persons here as well... With our shitty weather around here haha. :)
You can't lie to me! I know Dutch people turn pink in the sun! Um...also it's my hill, by a convenient twist of fate.
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Offer icenti backstage passes. To cynic. He takes them and leaves. Them as I go up with the hill then I bring up 2 sexy ladies. We party on the hill blasting. Metal then me and ladies lay on top staring at the night then drop the tailgate. Of truck we go hardcore in back my truck on the hill our hill

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Skies open. Up around then. All of sudden. A black lighting. Raining blood. Starts. Falling cat666 hyper deathstorm. Has been resurrected You become horrified. As you see me resurrected as I attack you with. With my ef5. Firenado you perish. As I reclaim my hill. My hill

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Revived by the power of metal I build a device which gives me permanant control of global weather patterns. I decide the hill should sit forever in perfect sunshine and a comfortable temperature of 36 degrees celsius for all time. Being the only person here who has a tolerance for warmer climates this means it is now my hill

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