41: Dream SMPiss

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

anarchy. that's what we all want isn't it. that will be the day our dreams come true. speaking of dream. dream. dream smp. dream smpiss. wow what a great segway. today bm and w talk about the dream smp and the history of l'manberg. the greatest country in the world. we quote from the great mind of sun tzu on the historical war of the dream smp. there are lots of deep discussions this episode about government and war, we are very smart. biggest brain around. so smart smarter than techno, tubbo, tommy, and wilbur combined. we're not smartr than schlatt though. rip schlatt he was a great ruler and i miss him everyday. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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