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Who wins? I say Seph, he is a godzor and can turn intangiblezor for the winzor.

lawls ftw, i think we both know, and hopefully all of us knows what happen here

Yep, Seph in a curbstomp.

You mean Gaston in a stomp.

Don't bring Gaston into this, his manly power is on a whole different tier.

pff, Sebastian the Crab is more manly than any of these characters, he would have Pyron and Sephi AND Gaston in chains

*gets ready to post video*

Posts better vid first.

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You know he have fangirls in Crisis Core?

His army of fangirls come to protect him and kill Pyron. After showing to Pyron all their yaoi pictures of him and Sephiroth together, Pyron kills himself.


Fear the fangirls!!

I hope you knew this was going to be reported V2D.

Fvck that weak ass video with that even weaker ass music.

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Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
Fvck that weak ass video with that even weaker ass music.

MzQnqRHScT8 crylaughcrylaugh

Broly wins

This spite thread fails.

You were adopted.



Sorta.

Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
You were adopted.

What's your point?

That the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane.

Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
That the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane. On the way home?

Originally posted by SHM
You know he have fangirls in Crisis Core?

His army of fangirls come to protect him and kill Pyron. After showing to Pyron all their yaoi pictures of him and Sephiroth together, Pyron kills himself.


Fear the fangirls!! My love for Pyron outmatches all the love those fangirls have for Seph combined.

Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
That the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane.

Although they're homophones, the correct word for that statement is "plain", not "plane".

Originally posted by Yoshi Paradise
Although they're homophones, the correct word for that statement is "plain", not "plane". Actually, you're wrong. He used it correctly.

Although both "plain" and "plane" can be used in that statement, it's more common to use "plain" since it's another name for a field.

But I was referring to an airplane

I know.