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Jonathan sims’s tape recorder
Jonathan sims’s tape recorder
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uhhhhh420idk
.˳⭒𝙰𝚕𝚎𝚡 𖦹⁺◟⁎⁺ :
did I just witness a blink of Kirk's death
2026-08-07 07:58:39
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dusty.antler
Dusty Antler :
i can just imagine your ocs seeing this in history class💀💀💀
2024-07-14 19:20:35
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sweet_cookies1240
💭🏝️ : Abby ° :
waiter waiter! more oc lore please!
2024-07-14 22:52:51
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aktumchik
aktumchik :
Man the game?
2026-08-07 14:40:56
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shartarus
Ryuji the 4th in a Yosuke wig :
looks at my oc lore and sighd
2024-07-15 02:05:00
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stxpid_cxpidd
Puck!! 🌈♾️ :
WJATS HAPPWNING
2024-07-14 23:49:44
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ramiiyamii
RamiiYamii :
for an embarrassing amount of time I thought you were talking about the irl world lore and was so confused for too long
2024-07-14 22:33:00
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canthatcant
oddArtistry[OA] :
why did it open with reverse pangea😭
2024-07-14 22:40:51
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seacloudystars
seacloudystars :
I DIDNT SEE THE WORDS OC LORE AND I WAS TRYING TO GUESS WHAT WORLD HISTORY EVENTS EACH ONE WAS I WAS GETTING SO CONFUSED
2024-07-15 07:20:07
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..eyedoll
... :
this is so fun n creative, I hope this type of video becomes a trend I need to see more content like this
2024-07-14 22:32:13
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weird_someone_on_earth
lo★ :
why do I think I understood all of it
2024-07-14 18:43:16
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zorieziko
LLGL :
This is so entertaining more please
2024-07-14 20:35:01
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swoukii
swoukii :
this is so 'the history of the entire world I guess' core
2024-07-14 21:57:27
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socorr002
SophiaDaPuta :
didn't understood anything but cool lore
2024-07-15 16:53:46
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woozizi_
Chiikawa Fan :
this was so fun and i’m so confused
2024-07-14 21:47:39
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the.offical.noah
𖤐 Toki's #1 Fan 𖤐 :
so your oc lore is just if pangea #2 happened?
2024-07-15 11:25:10
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_elixxl.20.10
໋᳝݊·⨳⃨𝔑𝔦𝔪𝔟𝔬.⭑.✮ :
SI ME REÍ HORRIBLE LAGSLAHSOSHSLSHSSK
2024-07-15 05:58:55
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drunkez
scourgeㅤㅤ ( ◞ ◟ :
TENGO UNA HISTORIA SIMILAR 😅 (con lo d el meteorito y la nueva creación de continentes)
2024-07-15 16:52:10
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ukyenam
Ukienam :
I dont know what the hell is going on but this is very entertaining i rate this 9 tars
2024-07-14 22:16:48
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nyan_cat._.tea
Nyan_cat :
можно без споллеров?
2024-07-16 17:29:48
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mattithebestest
☆Matti🩺#1LeorioFan☆ :
summary: 💥💥💥 and yokai watch
2024-07-14 20:24:50
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roseaupensant38
roseaupensant38 :
Hold on, I think you found a way to actually get to materialize our OC's lore without writing a whole ahh novel-
2024-07-14 22:10:52
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