Keppa_

Last online 3 minutes ago
Joined Apr 26th, 2025

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Hey, I'm just a cool dude living in a place called nepetaland.

My twin✌️👌:
https://www.brickplanet.com/profile/2793/wheatley

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transferring doomsekkars soul to the khaby lame mechanism
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Doomsekkar
😑🤌🤌
1 week ago
SuperZaydie
*undoes somehow*
1 week ago
my name is wheatley and i eat wheat
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Doomsekkar
my name is keppa and i eat keps
1 week ago
Manay
Damn it
1 week ago
Guests bad for make manners bad- Lloyd Chuckㅤㅤ
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Doomsekkar
woah those words are so wise
1 week ago
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do
I'm half crazy all for the love of you
It won't be a stylish marriage
I can't afford a carriage
But you'll look sweet upon the seat
Of a bicycle built for two
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Doomsekkar
ts prob what theoperator thinks i think of her
1 week ago
Doomsekkar
daisy bell
1 week ago
Keppa_
Did you know: IBM 7094 was the first computer to sing in 1961, performing the song "Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)"
1 week ago
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beep boop beep bop
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Doomsekkar
bros a computer
1 week ago
Keppa_
yes ok, computer
1 week ago
im a computer
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Doomsekkar
what brand
1 week ago
Keppa_
dell
1 week ago
Doomsekkar
so what would happen if i did ctrl + alt + del and pressed a certain sign out
1 week ago
guys im a computer now
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8833
generate a essay about monetary coins
2 weeks ago
Keppa_
Monetary coins are small, metallic discs that have served as a universal medium of exchange for millennia. Beyond their basic economic utility, these objects encapsulate the history of civilizations, reflect shifting political ideals, and hold significant cultural and symbolic weight. Though paper and digital forms of currency now dominate large-scale transactions, coins endure, acting as a tangible connection to economic history and remaining vital to both commerce and culture.
2 weeks ago
Keppa_
Before coins, trade relied on bartering or commodity money, such as precious metals exchanged by weight. This system was inefficient and lacked standardization. The invention of coinage in the ancient kingdom of Lydia, around the 7th century BCE, changed this by creating a standardized medium of exchange with a guaranteed weight and purity. This innovation dramatically boosted market efficiency by reducing transaction costs and enabling trade over vast distances.
2 weeks ago
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our brains are growing
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8833
my brain defo is shrinking dawg ive fried SO many braincells in the past month
2 weeks ago
Keppa_
our ancestors were smarter than us
2 weeks ago
8833
humanity is cooked
2 weeks ago
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#670 on networth
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TVman101
#0 on net worth
2 weeks ago
Keppa_
nice
2 weeks ago
it's been so long since the ui change, i don't even remember what the old ui looked like
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8833
use internet archive :sob:
2 weeks ago
Keppa_
ok now i remember
2 weeks ago