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one night me and my friends were listening to that "boom! boom! boom! boom! i want u in my room" song while doing a little crafting and as a joke i decided to make myself a necklace that said "vengaboys". like three weeks later, i got into a severe cycling accident that could have resulted in my getting ticketed and my bike impounded given local cycling laws (since i was riding without lights at night), but the police officer that arrived at the scene saw my necklace, immediately went like "omg i Love the vengaboys!" and then told me a 20 minute long story about how the best moments of his life occurred at vengaboys shows in the early 2000s while we waited for the ambulance to arrive. in the end, he drove my bike back to my house and i got off free of charge. so yeah, i guess that if you ever find yourself in legal trouble just tell the cops you're a vengaboys fan and there's a chance you won't end up as fucked
Jan 22, 2024

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