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Red: Okay, who broke it? red: Im not mad i just want to know.
red: so who broke it?
Pink: I broke-
red: No you didnt, who broke it?
Cyan: Dont look at me look at Blue!
Blue: WAIT WHAT!?
Blue: I didnt break it.
Cyan: oh really, then how do you know its broken?
Blue: Because Its sitting in front us and its broken,
Cyan: Seems a little sus.
Blue: No its not.
Lime: Guys, i kinda think it was Purple.
Purple: Its not me!
Lime: The why were you by it this morning???
Purple: I WAS DOING MY TASKS EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS LIME!
Dark green: Hey anybody notice that brown is is being really quiet,
Brown: OH REALLY!?
Red: *walks away*
Red: i broke it.
Red: It burned my hand so i punched it.
Red: ten min from now the will be beating each others throats
Red: and there will be more pain on their faces then a pig head on a stick.
Red: good. it was getting little chummy around here.

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