Ask Robbie Rotten
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Last published Fri, Feb 23, 2018
Robbie: Ask if you must but I'm hungry and tired so make it quick.
Admin: Now's the chance for you to ask random, silly, and down right pointless questions to everyone's favorite town "villain" Robbie Rotten, So ask away!
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