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ERROR! Brothers of Islam are irreplaceable I could never delete you Brother!
Send this to ten other Mujahideen who would give their lives for ﷲAllahﷲ Or never get called Brother again.
They never talked about what happened between them at night. Scooby, his tongue busy with Shaggy's, like, bratwurst, seldom said anything; the only words spoken were Shaggy's muffled, rhythmic cries of "Like oh boy," and his whispered thanks afterwards.
Shaggy'd never tell the gang about this. But it wasn't weird. Like, Scooby-Doo was his best friend. They shared everything.
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