Jesus fuck.

Especially since he generally does livestreams without commentary and sometimes even without video.
Just like how fatties already lose countless pounds just by announcing that they're totally starting a diet :3casual pleb wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:10 pmHey boss, as long as you're THINKING about doing something, then you still have it :3
Everyone here knows that lore gb2redditGuest wrote: ↑Wed Jul 29, 2020 10:53 amhttps://countermonkeybook.blogspot.com/ ... ction.html
Forky's life story. I can only surmise that it's still up because he forgot his password.
Shut up guestfag, I'll gladly take the new founded knowledge and use it to endlessly amuse myself. This fucker... I'm just gonna quote some things, keeping in mind, this is 26 years old Noah, 13 years ago.
I can imagine little Noah refusing to get up from his bed on the fifth day, pretending to be sick or something, like in school. His father won't be driving him to work today, in fact, he won't be visiting that place ever again. To my understanding, he never had a real job ever again.And that job lasted almost exactly four days.
He was way more entertaining back then, cracking jokes like that.I could get a job
Actor that never acted and writer who never wrote. Speaking of ambitions, he reminds me of Greg Sestero (the guy from The Room, Tommy Wiseau's friend), except that guy actually worked to get somewhere - he failed as an actor to my understanding, mostly, but unlike Spoony, he lives a decent life.telling people I'm an actor and a writer
I was born for greatness! Where is my silver spoon, mom!generally sitting on my ass in a foul mood
Don't look too much into this, it just looks like he was a bit more self-aware back then.I haven't really moved on much since high school
Wouldn't be any different from everyone around you, Noah.You probably would have hated me.
There is a reason he went to writing that shit online. Because absolutely everyone refused to listen to his shitty stories.People who compulsively tell these stories are known as counter monkeys, individuals who will exist as long as game stores endure.
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