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#JILLVALENTINE 💙 #PASWG by @777unagi

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Im jillying it by @777unagi

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Yo you are delusional unagifarts by @777unagi

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#COURIER6 #ME #NEWVEGAS #TRUTHNUKE by @777unagi

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my scolipedes😄🩷🩵
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#なにこれかわいい #fortniteart by @777unagi

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2023 - not recent #あめちゃん
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みなさん#MOUNTAINDEW by @777unagi

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Need to repost stuff sorry #Fortnite by @777unagi

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#オピラバード by @777unagi

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“Sightings of the Opioid Bird has drastically increased as of late” sources say. Prestigious biologists have also confirmed the existence of the “Pink Bird.” Not to be confused with the infamous “Opium Bird,” the Opioid bird is seen to be constantly high, pupils dilated and seemingly lacking the colour green, which was a key characteristic of early sightings of the bird of Opium. It has been speculated that those that expressed the green pigment in their feathers have been rendered extinct, a likely result of so-called “haters” describing the variant as “vile and puke-like” and taking extreme measures to cease their existence.

The plant of Opium had also decreased in numbers alongside the faltering green variant of the Opioid bird. This may explain the rising numbers of Pink Opioid Birds as they are unable to locate opium to provide them with their “natural green colouring.”

Hashtags to boost awareness:
#Opium #Opiumbird #Opilabird #Gartenofbanban (Multiple sightings were sourced from this kindergarten) #BiologyNotes by @777unagi

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