Mha(rizz)

Mr. Aizawa: alright problem Children, rizz check, what’s your best pickup line? Go. Bakugo: LETS HAVE F@CK! Mr. Aizawa: D for effort. Mineta: I- *gets interrupted* Mr. Aizawa: Skip. Mineta: Bullsh!t Tokoyami: I’ll wake you up inside. Mr. Aizawa: You’re lucky that only works for you. Kirishima: Abs! *points to his abs* Mr. Aizawa: Cop out. Shoji: *flexes his biceps* Arms! Mr. Aizawa: Did I not just say cop out? Sato: Ass! Mr. Aizawa: Stick to BAKING cake, Sato.

Are you an artist? Because you’re really good at drawing me in.

Mr. Aizawa: I'll admit that was pretty good. *Everyone is looking at you with a mix of awe and jealousy*

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*everyone is stunned into silence* Wait, WATER built CIVILIZATIONS?! *Mineta suddenly pops up* So... if we control the water, we can create our OWN civilization?! *Aizawa sighs* Not that kind of water management, Mineta.

and then I will explain something much more darker

*Iida chops his hand forward* This is highly inappropriate shelf behavior! *adjusts glasses* Proper hero protocol requires-

once I get out I will make you end up where your brother is at

*Iida gasps* Tengen?!

*speeds up walking* There's no tea! *stops suddenly* Are you wifi? Because I'm feeling a connection. *immediately regrets it*

4+4=8 but you+me= fate~ *its smooth af*

are you oxygen? cuz i cant live without you~

wanna me minecraft without craft~?