Don't lie on your application

[Ruby]

3 kids at 24 years old

Maybe it was all 1 litter.

[Dheez]

da wherst

[Cares]

I'm 18 years old, a Nobel Laureate, married with 8 kids (octuplets), and a professional body builder on the side just for kicks...

[Potential]

Everyone in this guild is so fucking racist, im leaving.

[Ekun]

Heres a preview guys! more interesting things to come

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[Dougal]

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