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me: let's finger paint!
paint: WHAT! 😨
lets: I'm scared
scared: no I'm scared
no : Hi scared
Skibiti toilet: fein fein fein fein fein fein fein 🤑🤑🤑
每一枪都打空,然后怪延迟!
Instead of panicking, he laughed, saying, “It’s not that bad!”—almost proud, like he enjoyed his own masterpiece. Known for loving his farts a little too much, he seemed weirdly unfazed by the chaos he’d caused. His team won the game, but his chair and his dignity didn’t survive. From then on, we called him “Clutch and Crust.” Safe to say, no one sat next to him during gaming sessions after that.
Everyone chuckled, but no one could deny the sheer size of it. “Man, that thing’s almost as big as you,” one friend joked, shaking their head. Nate shrugged, clearly unbothered. He loved the attention his oversized hotdog got, though it was the least remarkable thing about him. Despite the ridiculousness of the moment, Huge Nate remained unflappable. He might’ve had a huge hotdog, but it was his confidence and humor that made him the center of attention—no matter what he was holding.
"You're just confused, man. You think changing your name and dressing up is going to fix your life? You're a freak," Nate would sneer whenever they met. His words were like daggers, aimed to hurt. When SlipperySeaman tried to explain his journey, Nate would cut him off with, "You're just chasing some trend. What next, you gonna start calling yourself a mermaid or something?"
At school events or gatherings, Nate made it a point to use Jaquise's deadname, loudly, to embarrass him. "Hey Jaquise, remember when you used to be normal?" he'd shout across the room.
His rudeness extended to social media, where he'd post comments under SlipperySeaman's transition updates, like, "Lost another friend to the woke culture. Guess he's more into playing dress-up than being real."