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RE: Steiner - Emperor Tekagi - 10-03-2017
(10-03-2017, 11:11 AM)DarkTails Wrote: Stop abducting Kusarian girls, it's bad for you!
Especially when they're named Sakura and trying to conquer their fears, and you make her more fearful! Go Abduct someone useful, like Sader
Sader? Useful? k
RE: Steiner - DarkTails - 10-03-2017
Higher ranked, definitely more useful than poor Sakura.. right? Right? That's the only defense I have against Nomads!
RE: Steiner - Emperor Tekagi - 10-03-2017
(10-03-2017, 11:16 AM)DarkTails Wrote: Higher ranked, definitely more useful than poor Sakura.. right? Right? That's the only defense I have against Nomads!
Against Nomads. Not against Satsumi.
RE: Steiner - DarkTails - 10-03-2017
Shh. I don't need you and Cael blurting out anymore of Sakura's secrets
RE: Steiner - Emperor Tekagi - 10-03-2017
Sorru :3
RE: Steiner - DarkTails - 10-03-2017
Good, now go keep the squids entertained so I'm not tentacle'd, is best apology
RE: Steiner - Inferno - 10-03-2017
Yes, indeed.
Is that a Harrow Prime I see? I bet it will be easier to get than Harrow
RE: Steiner - Reeves - 10-07-2017
Frankensteiner Rammsteiner the first of his name.
RE: Steiner - Sombs - 10-07-2017
It's publicly known that some species of Australia are very well at breeding, as for example the European Rabbit or the Australian Steiner. While the former is called a plague, as the rabbits are in those ridiculously high numbers that they threaten Australia's eco-system, the increase of Australian Steiner's population might save the world with their natural chivalry and kind attitude.
RE: Steiner - Backo - 10-07-2017
(10-07-2017, 11:20 AM)Sombra Hookier Wrote: It's publicly known that some species of Australia are very well at breeding, as for example the European Rabbit or the Australian Steiner. While the former is called a plague, as the rabbits are in those ridiculously high numbers that they threaten Australia's eco-system, the increase of Australian Steiner's population might save the world with their natural chivalry and kind attitude.
Steiner's a roo, not a rabbit!