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Yeah dont love how kiki the squirel looks like a child in a bikini wtf.
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  I see someone wants to run for president
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    No, they said they DON’T like it!
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      But could we see Konqi in a bikini. That feels more age appropriate.
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        @LetchLemon @MyVeryRealName who’s konqi ?
        
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        The dragon
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  I don’t think it’s a good idea for a cyborg to go anywhere near water
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    In Kiki’s case it seems she is canonically waterproof

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