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Aktiviti Terkini: Bermain World Rebellion II (Jan 14, 2012 7:52am)
As you can see i am a troll. But you know even the trolls can get trolled by trolls. AND even they can get trolled by trolls who like to troll people that are trolling other people that are trolling random people. BUT ah well.. you kind of get the point.
I am a level 5 gamer on Kongregate, I dont usually play games with badges.
Youâll usually see me on World Rebellion II, LOLcaptions and quite a few other games.
What else do you want to know?
What do you want?
STALKER!!!!
Oh yeah and if youâre bored hereâs something I read a bit earlier, might be worth while to read, anyway here it is.
GRANDPA: Well Yugi, itâs seven-oâclock. Time for bed!
{Scene enters Yugiâs room.}
YUGI: Grandpa, Iâm sixteen years old. Canât you let me stay up longer for once?
GRANDPA: Nonsense! You need as much sleep as you can get! Especially on Christmas Eve. How else are you going to grow up to be big and strong like me?
YUGI: Grandpa, youâre a midget.
GRANDPA: Iâm taller than you, sonny-boy!
YUGI: Youâre a midget, Grandpa!
GRANDPA: Watch your tongue, Yugi. All the men in the Moto family have been vertically challenged. Itâs in our genes!
YUGI: So was my dad a midget, too?
GRANDPA: As a matter of fact, he was! But no matter how short he was, I still loved him⊠That is, until the accidentâ
YUGI: (Panicking about this âAccidentâ) Grandpa, no! Donât mention the accident! Not on Christmas Eve!
GRANDPA: Youâre right, Iâm sorry. Hey, I bet youâre really excited about Christmas, eh? Bet you canât wait to find out what Santa got you!
YUGI: I already know what he got me, Grandpa.
GRANDPA: You do?!?
YUGI: Yeah. The same thing he always gets me; childrenâs trading cards. It didnât use to bother me, but ever since I became the king of card games, itâs become kind of redundant. I mean, I already have every trading card known to man! Why does he keep sending me booster packs?
GRANDPA: Perhaps itâs because he loves you.
YUGI: Yeah, well maybe if he loved me heâd get me a Playstation 3.
GRANDPA: Well maybe Santa canât afford one.
YUGI: Well maybe Santa can just go to Hell, then!
GRANDPA: Well maybe Santa thinks heâll see you there after he smothers you with a pillow in your sleep!
(They silently stare at each other.)
GRANDPA: Pleasant dreams, Yugi!
YUGI: {nervously} Heh-heh.
(Yugi is now sleeping with rain pattering against the window as âSilent Nightâ plays.)
YAMI: Are you still asleep, Yugi?
YUGI: Huh? Wha? Whoâs there? Santa? Is that you?
YAMI: No, Yugi, Iâm not Santa Claus.
YUGI: Oh, sorry, Pharaoh. Your booming voice just kinda made me thinkâ
YAMI: For one thing, Santa isnât nearly as handsome as I am. For another, he isnât Egyptian. I could go on.
YUGI: Whatâs the matter, Pharaoh? Iâm trying to sleep.
YAMI: Iâm just curious about this whole âChristmasâ thing. Do you think you could explain it to me?
YUGI: Well, once every year, we buy gifts for all the people we love, and forget about all the troubles in the world so that we can pretend that peace and happiness are attainable concepts if only just for one day. Also we eat cake.
YAMI: What kind of cake?
YUGI: Christmas cake.
YAMI: Fascinating. You know, Yugi, I think we had Christmas back in ancient Egypt!
YUGI: I kinda doubt that, Pharaoh. That was over three thousand years ago. Th-thatâs long before the birth ofâ
YAMI: No, we definitely had it, except we didnât call it Christmas. We called it Slavemas!
YUGI: Slavemas?
YAMI: Slavemas. In fact, I think I created it! It was a day where each Egyptian family was forced to deliver unto me the youngest member of their household to become one of my servants. It was the happiest time of the year! Unless you were a slave of course.
YUGI: (Disbelievingly) Uh-huh.
YAMI: Say, Yugi, would you like to hear one of my favorite Slavemas stories?
YUGI: Okay, just so long as it doesnât rhyme. I had enough of that when we dueled the Paradox Brothers.
YAMI: Very well. Itâs called âHow the Thief King Stole Slavemasâ. (Clears his throat) The Pharaoh of Egypt loved Slavemas a lot. But the Thief King, who lived north of Egypt, did not.
YUGI: I thought you said this wasnât going to rhyme.
YAMI: Uhh⊠That was purely coincidental, I assure you. Moving right alongâŠ
(Fade out to a fan made picture of the Thief King standing far behind many Egyptian pyramids and people.)
YAMI:{Narrating} The Thief King thought Slavemas smelled really quite fishy, as he stood in a manner that made him look bishie. He grumbled aloud, âWhy thereâs nothing more rude, than forcing your people into abject servitudeâ. And then it occurred to this wretched man, that he could stop Slavemas, and he had just the plan.
(Fade out to another fan made picture of the pharaoh standing before the people of Egypt.)
YAMI: (Narrating) The pharaoh awoke the very next day, wearing an outfit that made him lookâŠuh⊠handsome. He stood at his window and gazed at the sight, of his people in awe, though most were in fright. For they knew his approach could mean only one thing; they would soon have to polish his millennium bling. âMerry Slavemas!â He cried for each of them to hear, âMay this one be even more fun than last year!â. âFor soon you shall each, in bondage be placed, and no, not like that, wipe that smirk off your faceâ. âFor the bondage youâll feel isnât nearly so funny, youâll do all my chores and wonât get any money!â The Egyptian throne let out a sigh, and everywhere babies started to cry. You see, Slavemas was fun for only one man: the Egyptian pharaoh who looks good with a tan.
(Fade out to a third fan picture of the Thief King with a sack of gold items and a gold gnome in hand which looks suspiciously like Yugiâs grandfather.)
YAMI: (narrating) But just before the guards could make their move, the Thief King stepped forward with something to prove.
THIEF KING: (voice over) What good are your slaves if theyâve nothing to clean?
YAMI: (narrating) âŠHe scowled at the pharaoh, for he was really quite mean!
THIEF KING (voice over): While you were asleep, I cleaned out your home, I even took your solid gold garden gnome!
YAMI: (narrating) Indeed, it was true, he had done as he claimed, said the pharaoh âIf this werenât a childrenâs story, Iâd have you maimed!â The Thief King laughed, thinking he had won the day,
(Fade out to yet another fan picture of a close up of the pharaohâs eyes.)
YAMI: (Narrating, continuing from the last part) but the pharaoh wouldnât let some jerk have his way! And so now, since his royal throne had been taken, it seemed Slavemas was to be all but forsaken! However, the pharaoh knew a solution, that would foil the Thief Kingâs attempted retribution. âFrom this day forth,â the pharaoh happily declared, âNo citizen of Egypt shall have reason to be scared. Slavemas is canceled, yes you heard me rightâ, and all at once, there was a cry of delight. Though short lived for the pharaoh continued to say, âPeople of Egypt, weâll have Slavemas every day!â
(Fade to another picture of the pharaoh pointing to a Mokuba-looking slave child)
YAMI: (Narrating) A hush fell against the gathering crowd, as the sound of the pharaohâs voice became loud. âUntil my palace is refurbished anew, no Egyptian goes free, not even you!â He pointed to a child about five years of age, âAnd believe me, Youâll wish you got minimum wage!â
(Fade to the final picture of the pharaoh laughing at the slaves with the thief king running away.)
YAMI: (Narrating) The thief King saw things had grown out of hand, as widespread panic swept over the land. But he was powerless to stop the pharaohâs royal guards, after all, theyâd yet to invent Duel Monster cards. And as the pharaoh relished in his ungodly might, he laughed, âMerry Slavemas to all, and to all a good night!â
(End of story)
YUGI: Huh⊠I was expecting a happy ending.
YAMI: What are you talking about? That was a happy ending.
YUGI: Yeah, but only for the pharaoh. Everybody else was miserable!
YAMI: Whatâs your point?
(Subtitle reads âChristmas dayâ as âJingle Bellsâ plays)
GRANDPA: Merry Christmas, Yugi! Time to open your presents!
YUGI: (sarcastically) Gee, I wonder what I got. (Holds up Sonic Chick Card) Oh look. Trading cards. What a surprise.
GRANDPA: But not just any trading cards. These are Yu-Gi-Oh 5Dâs trading cards! Notice how they added motorcycles to make the game more interesting!
YUGI: Yeah, they tried adding motorcycles to our show in season 4; and we all know how well that turned out.
YAMI: Where are my presents? Just because I inhabit your body doesnât mean I should have to share whatever you get.
YUGI: Donât be so selfish, Pharaoh. Besides, I didnât see you getting any presents for anybody.
YAMI: Thatâs what you think!
(Subtitle; Somewhere in EgyptâŠ)
MARIK: Merry Christmas, my evil council of doom! I appreciate you all showing up on Christmas day to discuss how to properly vanquish our mortal enemâ
BAKURA: Actually, nobody else could make it. Itâs just you and me.
MARIK: Well, it looks like the rest of the council will miss out on this awesome present we got from an anonymous fan.
(Marik picks up a present. Thereâs ticking heard)
BAKURA: I hope itâs not another finger. Fangirls are always sending me those. They think the sight of their blood makes me happy. And it usually does.
MARIK: No, itâs not a finger. Itâs way too big. Also itâs ticking.
BAKURA: Marik, you might want to throw that out. It could be dangerous.
MARIK: Ooh, I bet itâs a bomb. Wouldnât that just be [EFF!]ing awesome?
BAKURA: Marik, we have about five seconds to live! You might want to say something profound.
MARIK: âkay. Um⊠Just give me a minute, Iâm trying to think of a good âThey Might Be Giantsâ quoâ
(Large explosion)
YUGI: Pharaoh! That was low, even for you, blowing up our enemies on Christmas Day. Couldnât you have at least waited until New Years?
YAMI: Nope. This way was a lot more fun. Merry Slavemas, everybody
Haha, I wasted minutes of your life. Now THATâS real trolling.
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