• skulblaka
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    Cartilage isn’t.

    But, as always, the real answer is “a wizard did it”. Skeletons don’t just hop up and animate themselves.

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      Skeletons don’t just hop up and animate themselves.

      Tell me you are from US without saying you are from US, lol

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        This wouldn’t be nearly the first time I’ve said some stupid Americanism without realizing it, but mind telling me what it was at least?

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          Your skeletons don’t seem to rise from the ground. Common American problem, don’t need to feel bad about it.

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            Problem? I’d like to know what your raised skeletons are doing that makes them a positive on your community.

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              Stop being such a racist. They’re part of the community like you and me.

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              Well great great grandpa is a wonderful story teller for the kids and you wouldn’t believe how big of an area on a field my second great aunt thirteen times removed can clear in one day.

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      Mine does, but I need an elaborate system of organic strings to make it work and an over powered processor.