Class of 2011
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I'd play only I don't know what you're asking? Who are these people?
If we're making them up: Wibblesplat Crunchaholic XXXI
If we're making them up: Wibblesplat Crunchaholic XXXI
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Oh, I was doing last names that start with a, b, c...and so forth. Random names. Whatever pops in your head. The next one would be last name with a c.
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You got something against the Crunchaholic family? These are hardworking people from the foundry on the south side. Three of them work the midnight shift. One of 'em hasn't even seen daylight since 1978. True Wibblesplat's not the brightest 14 year old in the third grade, but he's a good son.
Sincerely,
Natalie (Crunchaholic) Davidoff.
Humboldt High, Class of 2011... or maybe '12. We'll see.
Sincerely,
Natalie (Crunchaholic) Davidoff.
Humboldt High, Class of 2011... or maybe '12. We'll see.
Hahaha...wow, that's was clever.
But Wibblesplat ain't all that. My daughter Deanna Dinglebat told me so.
Sincerely,
Dina Dinglebat
But Wibblesplat ain't all that. My daughter Deanna Dinglebat told me so.
Sincerely,
Dina Dinglebat
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Sheesh, this IS your game, right? Dinglebat doesn't begin with an "e".
Sincerely,
"E", III
(My daddy works at the Walmart in Hope, Arkansas. Sometimes, when he's working the midnight shift, he still wears Grandpa's white jumpsuit. Looks kinda silly with the blue smock, though.
Sincerely,
"E", III
(My daddy works at the Walmart in Hope, Arkansas. Sometimes, when he's working the midnight shift, he still wears Grandpa's white jumpsuit. Looks kinda silly with the blue smock, though.
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Harry 'the Hat' Hatson.
(If we were playing this in stereotypical east London this would also work for the letter 'A')
Don't mess with 'Arry the 'at. He will cut you.
(If we were playing this in stereotypical east London this would also work for the letter 'A')
Don't mess with 'Arry the 'at. He will cut you.
