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was the famous guy a musician or a comedian? Was he native to malaysia?
Noes.
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I am making a post so I don't have to ask a question which will make me feel stupid.
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did the victim have 5 fingers on each hand?
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did the victim have 5 fingers on each hand?
No. Unless you count thumbs.
Here, let me help you guys:
"he gets sent home to one of the heaviest things on Earth"
You figured out the heavy thing was the ocean. That means the killer's home is the ocean.
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You guys fuckin' suck. Let's solve this mystery before I forget the answer.
Someone is rejected from a love triangle of wild sex because he killed a guy whom Bloopy saw in real life in 1996. Eventually he gets caught in Malaysia, where the penalty is death. A few days later he gets sent home to one of the heaviest things on Earth, but it's not his mom. Plus nobody there wants a miserable little pile of shit. Explain!
Here, let me help you guys:
"he gets sent home to one of the heaviest things on Earth"
You figured out the heavy thing was the ocean. That means the killer's home is the ocean.
The killers home is the ocean. You found out it was a famous guy killed in the 2000s. Which ocean dwelling creature killed someone famous in the 2000s? Maybe that'll help you explain the mystery, you blind bats!
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You guys fuckin' suck. Let's solve this mystery before I forget the answer.
Someone is rejected from a love triangle of wild sex because he killed a guy whom Bloopy saw in real life in 1996. Eventually he gets caught in Malaysia, where the penalty is death. A few days later he gets sent home to one of the heaviest things on Earth, but it's not his mom. Plus nobody there wants a miserable little pile of shit. Explain!
Here, let me help you guys:
"he gets sent home to one of the heaviest things on Earth"
You figured out the heavy thing was the ocean. That means the killer's home is the ocean.
The killers home is the ocean. You found out it was a famous guy killed in the 2000s. Which ocean dwelling creature killed someone famous in the 2000s? Maybe that'll help you explain the mystery, you blind bats!
Bobby Davro!
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Bobby Davro!
Nope, he's not dead nor ocean-dwelling as far as I can tell, and if you're trying to be funny, I didn't get it.
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Sounds like Steve Irwin.... was the guy who was killed.
So it was a stingray?
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sounds like fag the fatass
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Sounds like Steve Irwin.... was the guy who was killed.
So it was a stingray?
Correct. So what happened in Malaysia?
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Correct. So what happened in Malaysia?
some gay was pwnin some noobs
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Well them Malaysians catch stingrays for barbecue. Did they catch the stingray, thought it was too big/small and throw him back in the water?
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Did they catch the stingray,
Yes to this part.
thought it was too big/small and throw him back in the water?
No to this part, so he got eaten.
The stingray was rejected by the other stingrays because he had bits of Steve Irwin on him. So he swam off, eventually got eaten and turned into poop, and the sewage went back into the ocean.
Game over!
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