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mr strong says use getgle!

I consider Getgle to be a temple. This is just what they call a temple. We aren't going to fight you. The other temple is going to defend you. We don't want to get killed again. You, please don't attack them. Getgle will protect you. You may be too far. Getgle will protect you. Do not attack them. They can't stop the temple from protecting itself. We will continue fighting our way, so you may not get hurt again.

IF YOU DONT KNOW WHO THESE CHARACTERS ARE THEN YOU ARENT WELCOME ON GETGLE

Days until Getgle turns a decade old:514

I have found the actual start date of getgle.org , I was unsure before if it was 2014 or 2015, since the site is approaching reaching 10 years old I figured it was time to actually figure it out. Now I know getgle started exactly on September 9th 2015!

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GETGLE FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED, FULL READING & DESCRIPTION.

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