Hi, if you were a camp counselor at some point at a summer camp in rural New Hampshire, and you were in charge of a cabin of the eldest kids at camp (around age 15ish) and on the last day we decided to play โtrunk jengaโ by stacking our footlockers in a massive tower in the center of the cabin then putting our smaller stuff on top incidentally creating a giant ass barricade in front of your bunks so you couldnโt get through and then we sat on said barricade so you had to sit outside for three hours and regret everything, Iโm sorry, this was mostly my fault.
Also sorry for barking so much, take that up with Louis the ToeCheese though. That one was not at all my fault.
Hi, if you were a camp counselor at some point at a summer camp in rural New Hampshire, and you were in charge of a cabin of the eldest kids at camp (around age 15ish) and on the last day we decided to play โtrunk jengaโ by stacking our footlockers in a massive tower in the center of the cabin then putting our smaller stuff on top incidentally creating a giant ass barricade in front of your bunks so you couldnโt get through and then we sat on said barricade so you had to sit outside for three hours and regret everything, Iโm sorry, this was mostly my fault.
Also sorry for barking so much, take that up with Louis the ToeCheese though. That one was not at all my fault.
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