Random Mudkips
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  • Time 4h 21m
Complete, First published Feb 05, 2015
I decided to make a collection of whatever I want to talk about. Basically, a public journal. None of you have to read this!!!! But if you do, it would be wonderful if we could have conversations. I got this idea from @El1zaS . I'm not going to care about grammar or anything and I'm going to say whatever I feel like saying. (probably mostly about my story gems since I'm so obsessed with it) These are my opinions, so please respect them, but if I'm offending you or you want to open a debate with me that's fine. (I love debates! :D) Expect lots of mentions of pokemon, writing, my books, and rants
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