Magic Moon: Two Worlds

November 28, 2019

“M.S.” stands for “Masters of Science.” It’s in Special Education. Draw your own conclusions.

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Axel Grease

5 years ago

It… it shall consume. Consume… Consume everything…

im a former spec-ed kid and

5 years ago

hey quick question but what exactlyathe fuck are you implying by the special education thing

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Nathan

5 years ago

Reply to im a former spec-ed kid and

Ooh, you draw the conclusion that allowed you to be the enraged victim. Congrats!

Myk

4 years ago

Reply to im a former spec-ed kid and

Hey look, the special ed kid doesn’t get how the combox works.

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