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[Yolo 3]

PFFT LOL 😂
Never seen my cat lie down like that before 👀

[SkyhawkJD 0]

Where can I post my custom keyblades

[HellboundOrc 2]

 

[Inçendyne 31]

Your cat might be splooting to cool off.

[Yolo 3]

https://tenor.com/view/ferret-gif-22266338

Sounds actuate

[MegaChamp 4]

🙃

[Zen-Aku The Lunar Phantom 0]

Hi

[LiteStone 1]

anyone here have tabletop sim?

[GoldenDrummer730#4323 24]

I really should have it

[Yugin 1]

You already know bout me

[HellboundOrc 2]

[Inçendyne 31]

Surely, KH13 news means thirteen years since 358/2 Days released in the states.

[HellboundOrc 2]

Their post says 14 years

But the picture says 13

[Silent Multiverse 7]

i miss the naming schemes for kh titles that always was bizzare but made sense like 358/2 days

[Silent Multiverse 7]

simpler times heh

[Silent Multiverse 7]

im feeling old

[IronKidFan8 3]

I'm going to my local garden centre today... You know what this means! Delicious gourmet fudge from the farm shop!!!

[Master Anf 0]

Is it ok if I post a video I just made here? It does involve Kingdom Hearts!

[IronKidFan8 3]

Look at what I got 😋

[IronKidFan8 3]

Here are the flavours in the classic selection I bought

[Noleen#7811 3]

i think i've never eaten fudge, i'm not even sure it exists in my country

looks yummy tho

[Yugin 1]

Looking at this I think I did, but maybe it's called something else in Italy

Well wiki tells me its a UK speciality, that explains a little

Meanwhile in south of italy you see chocolate made with red peppers lmao

[IronKidFan8 3]

You can also get it outside of the UK

But mainly in countries like America, Canada, Australia

You can also find fudge in Germany, Poland, the Netherlands, Finland, Sweden and most of Eastern Europe

But yes

You can get it outside of the UK

In many countries

[Yugin 1]

Yeah I don't live in an English speaking country so that makes sense, though i will look for it in a store that sells imported food

I was able to get grape fanta from romania after all

[IronKidFan8 3]

Yes, you can buy and make fudge in non-English countries too

In Poland, it's known as krówki