[ BULLETIN BOARD - SEPT 15TH ] ; and in the end i'd do it all again
[Someone's left a message in carefully inexact script; all-caps, as if that might better hide his identity. He's never claimed to be an artist, and maybe that's what he's banking on to keep the heat off him, so to speak. But anyone who thinks hard enough about it will probably figure out the guilty party here.]

[You can consider this your...call to action. If that's, you know, something you're interested in.]

[You can consider this your...call to action. If that's, you know, something you're interested in.]

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[HER TIME HAS COME.]
[Everybody out of her way, this spider has some baking to do, holy shit.]
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[To be perfectly honest, they'd barely registered the date. Their birthday had never been something they'd regularly celebrated before, and though... that had started to change once they freed the Underground, Frisk never would have thought that it would be something anyone would pay attention to in a place and time like this. At the very least, it's not something they would have asked anyone to pay attention to. Not in about a hundred years.]
[But their eyes drift to the drawings, and the little additions, and to the slab of stone next to the rock that broadcasts the calendar day. As confused as they are, as little of an idea they have just what the heck is happening right now... there's no mistaking it.]
[They've been had.]
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He is, after all, lyrically inclined, and what better way to celebrate than with a cheesy limerick? It's the gift that keeps on giving.]
Have you heard of the two kids in stripes?
Whose lives you can consider as just: yikes.
But here they now stay,
They laugh and they play,
So here's to you, brats -
Happy birthday!
-G.
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