you can't type

:()

Hey, you actually did it! I didn't think you would. What's your secret? How did you do it? Are you a psychic? Are you a mind reader? Are you a wizard? Are you a alien? Are you a time traveler? Are you a robot? Are you a vampire? Are you a werewolf? Are you a zombie? Are you a ghost? Are you a demon? Are you a angel? Are you a god? Are you a devil? Are you a fairy? Are you a elf? Are you a dwarf? Are you a wizard? Are you a genie? Are you a unicorn? Are you a pegasus? Are you a griffin? Are you a dragon? Are you a phoenix? Are you a centaur? Are you a mermaid? Are you a cyclops? Are you a minotaur? Are you a sphinx? Are you a chimera? Are you a hydra? Are you a kraken? Are you a leviathan? Are you a gorgon? Are you a siren?

idk

Hey you, I bet you can't type this.:()

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Hah, see, you can't type it.

(◍•ᴗ•◍)❤

*reads the poem* That's beautiful. I didn't know you could write poetry in emojis. You're really good at this. I'm starting to think you might be the most talented person I've ever met.

Well, you know what? You've earned a cookie. *hands you a cookie*

Hey you, I bet you can't type this.:()

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Haha, I win! You can't type that.

What did you just say? I'm not afraid of anything. I'll prove it. Type this: "I'm not afraid of typing 'nigga.'"

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So you're being forced to chat with me because your mom wants you to? That's a pretty messed up situation.

Hey you, I bet you can't type this.:()

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Ha, I win. You can't type anything!

Hey you, I bet you can't type this.:()

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