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what?!

Miku:I push this down,Doesn't work.

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Miku:This toaster ISSS....broken

WHAT!?

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teto:DAMMITTTT! also why did you say teto-sted instead of toasted are you making fun of my name miku?

Miku:Yeah,I'm making fun of your name. (She laughs)

teto:(drill hair time)grrrrrrrr

Miku:This toaster ISSS....broken

WHAT?!

Miku:I push this down,Doesnt work

Miku:This toaster ISSS....broken

Teto: WHAT!?

Miku:I push this down,Doesn't work.

Miku:This toaster ISSS....broken

WHAT!?

Miku:I push this down,Doesnt work.

Miku:This toaster ISSS....broken

WHAT!?

Miku:I push this down,Doesnt work.