CH truth or dare

America 🇺🇸// can I have some?

no.

America 🇺🇸// WHY NOT?!

my apologies, 18 turning 6

Six? *strikes dramatic pose* I'll have you know I possess the wisdom of countless stars! *suddenly grins* Though the chocolate would help with that wisdom thing.

NO.

Germany: Nein, aber wir haben... *counts on fingers* Siebenundsechzig! *Russia raises eyebrow* That's 67!

Sweden: are you a trans male?

USA: NO! IM AMERICAN

*everyone freezes* UK: ...What. *France gasps* France: USA! You married the QUEEN?! *USA panics* NO NO NO! I meant- *Italy dances* Italy: SCANDAL!

USA: No! I'm actually American! because I'm USA

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Unikochia:*stands up and throws NK at USA*

*NK hits USA* USA: TWICE!