#jussguh

[vampireasterisk]

jussguh

  i was swerious wheni said we should bring...

is this a shitpost, serious question here

JUSTIN PLEASE.... DO YOU REALLY THINK I WOULD SYMPATHIZE WITH NAZIS OR BELIEVE ANYTHING I SAID HERE.............

[vampireasterisk]

jussguh

 youll never escape pokemon plush hell

I want a Rock Doggo

sAME.

[vampireasterisk]

I FORGOT JUSTIN WAS ALREADY OLDER THAN 20

[vampireasterisk]

I though u were sleeping mmmmoh my god

I WAS

but then I awoke because my cats were fighting outside my window

[aurapaladin-blog]

nymph

Honestly, I’m pretty neutral when I’m by myself a lot of the time! I think I tend to be more cheerful and happy to relax and enjoy life when I’m by myself, though.

[vampireasterisk]

but if you're ever in my territory i'm dragging you to knotts scary farm and through the MAZE

I’ll kill you.

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I'M STILL MAD THAT JUSTIN GOT A PERRY PLUSHY. HE'S BETRAYING ME WITH MY NEMESIS

[townsfolk]

I want a 10th villager, but I don't want to risk the possibility of their house being somewhere inconvenient, like an open field where i plan to place public works or in the middle of a path. Is there anyway to predict where they may move, or prevent said spots to be moved on?

You can place public works projects in areas you don't want them to move on in the meantime but they can still move in really close to it, paying for a lot of PWPs is kind of a waste of money too just to secure a tiny area, the only way you can control where they are moving in are doing the reset trick