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These childish games	of so called "Group Deleters" known as CHAOS and REVENGE are over
In my day of Quizlet, there were 3 main groups that everyone wanted to join.	[Insert Group Name Here], OMG Group, and Cheese Curds.
Well, [I G N H] and OMG Group got into a war	and it ended both of them. OMG Group standing at 90 some members and Insert standing at 140.
Later on, the creators of OMG Group and Insert put their differences aside	and created the group known as [ROFL]. They also had decided to target one specific member. Me.
Naturally, I acted quickly.	I created a group where people could choose where to go, and thus, The Ethereal Army was born.
TEA and ROFL got into a HUGE war.	Sad to say that ROFL outnumbered TEA immensely, so naturally they won.
During this whole dispute of whose group was better	I remembered an account. An account that brought any group that stood in its way.
This accounts name	is yourgroupsucks13.
After TEA's deletion, I rebuilt it.	and then infiltrated ROFL and gained the trust of Eugene, aka aznboy578
I got him to leave ROFL, leaving it vulnerable to me, since he was the creator	The very next day was my tactical assault and the deletion of ROFL.
It fell with over 200 members.	After its deletion, everyone wanted an awesome group to join. They decided to look into TEA. Eventually, the numbers kept rising, and TEA was now one of the legendary groups with a total of 324 members
But sadly,	the creator of Insert was jealous. He accessed his girlfriends account (Who I trusted and made manager) and deleted it out of pure jealousy.
But little did he know of my hacking capabilities	I hacked into his account and deleted his precious group.
So you see children	don't play these spam war games
because your only going to get hurt in the long run.	Ill crush those who don't see sense like a logical person
Game. Set. Match.

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