Laws of this blog:

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Welcome to the inside life of this blog...

Here are the laws (or rules) of the blog...

One of them is just a joke, you can tell which one...


 LAWS OF #AWESOME

 Law #1 : No direct insults to anybody on social media who don't know us

 Law #2 : No deleting each others' posts

 Law #3 : No changing people to Author without reason

 Law #4 : No copy and pasting things directly from other websites and using everything from there

 Law #5 : No slacking - we must have at least 7 posts a week

 Law #6 : No changing each others' posts without reason (editing is okay)

 Law #7 : No leaving posts as drafts for more than a year

 Law #8 : No swearing in posts

 Law #9 : No inappropriate images in posts
Law #10 : If anything goes wrong, it is ALWAYS Toby's fault

Comments

  1. Unknown3 July 2017 at 05:07

    (SILENCE) Why? NO DIRECT INSULTS *COUGH*

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    1. Unknown17 July 2017 at 05:23

      CHILL, TOBY!
      I did say that one of them was a joke.
      But does that mean that YOU are a Joke?

      Delete
    2. Unknown17 July 2017 at 05:24

      And toby, that means BESIDES us...
      No direct insults to random people on social media...

      Delete

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