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Iconic-ZeusYT
Jul 20, 2025
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#1
If u want me to make some lore abt u send me a DM and comment on this forum!
I have my own lore already
Hm... sure.
Im just Shaq
#5 lmao
Im blue adaba deba da die adaba dee daba
#5 like the cowboy
#8 no. Like literal wood
I'd like some lore.
#10 your just a bush
#11 A bush?
Yes
Abtect have you seen that owl house meme where it says “wow I love seeing TOH cast as kids” and Hunter is just a bit of red stuff and some blueprints 💀
Jul 21, 2025
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#20
#3 I have ur lore basix. The Rise of BasixWhiteBoy
Name: Carter “BasixWhiteBoy” Malone
Title: The Reluctant Master
Country: United States
Style: Clean. Direct. Brutally simple.
Carter Malone was never supposed to be a chess player. Raised in a Midwest suburb surrounded by football fields and basketball courts, his friends joked that “chess was for nerds with no vertical.” But in seventh grade detention, Carter picked up a dusty chess board meant to keep students busy. By the time his 45-minute punishment ended, he’d beaten the supervisor — a retired math teacher and former state champion — twice.
He didn’t understand any openings, and he didn’t care. He played the most straightforward moves. No fancy traps, no obscure gambits. Just solid, brutal logic. The teacher muttered:
“Your style is… primitive, but pure.”
From then on, he embraced the joke his friends made. He logged into Chess.com with the handle BasixWhiteBoy, leaning into the image — and proceeded to bulldoze everyone.
Name: Carter “BasixWhiteBoy” Malone
Title: The Reluctant Master
Country: United States
Style: Clean. Direct. Brutally simple.
Carter Malone was never supposed to be a chess player. Raised in a Midwest suburb surrounded by football fields and basketball courts, his friends joked that “chess was for nerds with no vertical.” But in seventh grade detention, Carter picked up a dusty chess board meant to keep students busy. By the time his 45-minute punishment ended, he’d beaten the supervisor — a retired math teacher and former state champion — twice.
He didn’t understand any openings, and he didn’t care. He played the most straightforward moves. No fancy traps, no obscure gambits. Just solid, brutal logic. The teacher muttered:
“Your style is… primitive, but pure.”
From then on, he embraced the joke his friends made. He logged into Chess.com with the handle BasixWhiteBoy, leaning into the image — and proceeded to bulldoze everyone.