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I can't drown my demons They know how to swim

my demons be swimming


Uploaded by Phillip Hamilton Oct 22, 2020 at 03:39PM EDT

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Origin Entry: Water Monke / Searching For The Sea Banana

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Today I accidentally downloaded 6gb of a monkey swimming 0:15 > 0:15 > 0:15 "THERE ARE NO ACCIDENTS. - Master Oogway
SeaMonke, what is he doing under the water? i sincerely would like to know the reason behind the answer of why said monke is below the h2o surface It would be highly appreciated if someone, this can be an organism of any kind, would describe the reasoning of this imagine, in which a monke is surrounded by a blue colour, presumably H2O. This is not a natural habitat for a monke. So naturally the question arises of what acts the monke is performing, surrounded by water molecules Sea monke is a monky type of animal but in this rare low resolution pieture taken a couple of month ago we can cleary see this specific species of animal named sea monke is not in place where it is normally supposed to be. Monkeys are always high in the trees or on the ground and would not be able to survive for so long in a body of liquid made out of hydrogen en oxygen. After a short period of time these amazing and precious creatures will suffocate because of the lack of a usefull skill in the animal kingdom which is swimming. Sea monke, mentiond before, however is located in this body of liquid which arouses a common and obvious question as followed: what is this magnificent life filled and banana loving organism doing in common liquid most of us would call water. Not only is this a question many of us have i over the months but we are also concerned for wether or not sa er will make it out of this dangerous situation unharmed. The human population would not want anything to happen to our beloved sea monke and this is one of the many reasons why we wonder rea monk what s e is doing under ler this blue and life saving treasure, But then again sea monke does contain the word sea in its name so maybe we are worying about nothing and does sea monke like to be under the water. If this really is the case then we will al root proudly for the return of sea monke and hope there will be many generations to come. But seeing as we dont know if this really is true (sea monke being able to swim because of the word sea being in its name), the most important question of the decade still remains: sea monke, what is he doing under the water?
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Uploaded Oct 22, 2020 at 03:39PM EDT

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Water Monke / Searching For The Sea Banana

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water monke, sea banana, donkey kong country, nintendo, reddit, youtube, dank meme, return to monke, apes, ape memes, monki flip, return to tradition

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