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Type your username with a piece of a robot
i'm sure not everybody has a piece of a robot just lying around their house, but i actually have 2
 this is me typing my username with a shard of bumper from Evil Machine (2003) afflctionblade o man, i just missed the "i"  let me try again...afflictionblade got it!!!! now you try! if enough people try this, i'll go get the back lexan panel from the Silver Scorpion (2002) and go! 
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