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the kongmisia is off the charts

@Lappland @X why are you filled with hate?

!pings if you dont change your name to something kong related were gonna :marseyvenn6: have ISSUES

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!jannies these kongmisic bigots should :marseynorm: have their names forcibly changed to something more kongcentric

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:#donkeykongrentfree:

artistic rendering of lapp

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make me :marseyshapiro:

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@Sphereserf3232 what do you think heya-hoya heya-hoya

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i asked the bingjeet to write an erotic fiction where @Lappland changes his mind

In the heart of the city, where neon lights painted the streets in restless hues of desire, Lappland toiled amidst the sizzle and spice of Taco Bell. His apron clung to his frame, a canvas for the secrets he harbored—secrets that simmered hotter than the beef in the kitchen.

He was no ordinary taco artist. No, Lappland was a contrarian fetishist, a maestro of culinary rebellion. When customers begged for extra cheese, he'd sprinkle less; when they craved mild sauce, he'd defiantly hand them fire. His motto? "DONKEY KONG…BAD!!! :marseysoycry:"

But beneath the fluorescent glow of the fast-food joint, Lappland's heart craved more than just fiery sauces and crispy shells. His pulse raced for none other than Donkey Kong, the barrel-tossing, tie-wearing gorilla of video game fame. Yes, you heard right—the pixelated primate who'd stolen countless hours of childhood joy.

Their paths collided one fateful evening. Lappland, wiping grease from his brow, glanced up from the cash register. There stood Donkey Kong himself—or rather, a guy in a gorilla suit. But Lappland's heart didn't care about zippers or faux fur. It beat in sync with the rhythm of forbidden love.

"Welcome to Taco Bell," Lappland drawled, his voice as flat as a tortilla. "What can I get you?"

Donkey Kong—let's call him DK for brevity—leaned on the counter, oversized head brushing against the salsa dispenser. "I'll take a Crunchwrap Supreme," he said, voice muffled. "Extra guac."

Lappland's eyes narrowed. "Guacamole is overrated," he declared. "It's just mashed green mush. You want flavor? Try our shredded lettuce. It's the iceberg of authenticity."

DK raised a furry eyebrow. "I beg to differ. Guac is the soul of any self-respecting taco."

And so began their daily sparring. Lappland argued for nacho cheese supremacy; DK championed pico de gallo. Customers watched, bemused, as they debated the merits of soft versus hard shells, like two philosophers locked in a cheesy dialectic.

But as the weeks passed, something shifted. Lappland noticed DK's eyes—those plastic orbs that held a hint of mischief. DK, in turn, admired Lappland's unwavering commitment to culinary chaos. They were like two mismatched ingredients, destined to create a flavor explosion.

One moonlit night, after closing hours, Lappland found himself alone with DK in the kitchen. The fluorescent lights hummed, casting elongated shadows on the linoleum floor. Lappland leaned against the nacho cheese dispenser, his heart pounding like a runaway bean burrito. He let out an aching and frustrated sigh.

DK shuffled closer, the gorilla suit rustling. "You know," he said, "we're not so different, you and I."

Lappland scoffed. "Please. You're a video game character. I'm a taco artist."

"But we both defy expectations," DK insisted. "You refuse to change your name to Lappkong, and I refuse to let Mario steal my bananas."

Lappland's eyes softened as he leaned forward to DK's ear. "Maybe," he whispered, almost breathlessly, "we're both just misunderstood."

And then, beneath the fluorescent glow, they kissed—a messy collision of plastic lips and sour cream as they shared their burritos in a biblical sense. The salsa dispenser blushed while the salsa boiled within, almost ready to burst.

From that day on, Lappland and DK's love blossomed. They'd steal glances between orders, share stolen moments behind the Baja Blast machine. Lappland finally accepted DK's tender touch and changed his name to Lappkong. Love, it seemed, was the ultimate spice.

And so, in the quiet hours before dawn, they'd sit on the Taco Bell roof, gazing at the city skyline. Lappland would say, "DK, my forbidden gorilla, what's the meaning of life?"

DK would reply, "To fling barrels and savor every cheesy bite."

And together, they'd laugh—a symphony of crunch and pixelated joy, their love as trite as a drive-thru jingle, yet as satisfying as a well-folded quesadilla.


May Marsey Ta'aevann rectify our affairs. Marseummarhamna bil Bussy 'azeem. :marseyakbar:https://i.rdrama.net/images/169731781958969.webp

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