:grumpy: Oh, good idea, try reverse psychology on him.Evo said:I already locked you up in Smurf's thread.
GET BACK IN YOUR ROOM, YOU'VE GOT THREAD KILLING TO DO!
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:grumpy: *shoves avatar in moonbear's face*Moonbear said:Oh, good idea, try reverse psychology on him.
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