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DID Claus BBC SPROUT LEGS AND RUN AWAY? DISCUSS THIS.

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did Claus's bbc grow legs and run away?


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hi guys, i was thinking and then i thought of a great discussion topic, so im sharing with you guys this idea i had and i hope i get many reppys [tuff]

personally i think the bbc sprouted legs theory sounds about right considering the evidence presented with us today
1. there are photos circulating with a bbc that has legs with a strange rye bread aroma
2. germans are known to eat rye bread
3. using occam's deductive reasoning + a basic alpha numeric generate program, i was able to deduce (using my brain) that the bbc in question is infact german in origin, but whoever its owners is seems to be lost to time.

so with all this evidence ive collected, im a firm believer in the Claus's bbc sprouting legs and walking away theory
but if you have any rebuttals or any evidence to prove otherwise i would really want to hear it, or if you have information that can collaborate with this theory and end up finally proving the case if Claus's bbc ran away, then that would be great and would let me sleep a little better at night
 
unfortunately my phone full screened a picture of neutral markiplier soyjak with the text saying "what if nobody believed Claus" and blew up moments after i questioned what i just saw
so your phone pulled up a photo with a distinct subtitle before catastrophically self detonating while you were attempting to even think about the sheer absurdity of a walking Claus bbc?
incredible
 
do you have any evidence to support this claim? we need to get to the bottom of this
Well usually when people lose things that aren't usually easy to lose the rhetorical joke would usually be "[X] grew legs and ran away""
So with this added context we can now look at this OP statement and come to a conclusion of: Claus's BBC did not actually run away in the literal sense, it was actually metaphorical, therefore meaning that he had just misplaced it and he is having trouble looking for it.
 
Well usually when people lose things that aren't usually easy to lose the rhetorical joke would usually be "[X] grew legs and ran away""
So with this added context we can now look at this OP statement and come to a conclusion of: Claus's BBC did not actually run away in the literal sense, it was actually metaphorical, therefore meaning that he had just misplaced it and he is having trouble looking for it.
where is the bbc currently?
 
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