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Benvolio: Romeo is so dumb for ditching us for a girl who does not even love him.

Mercutio: That awkward moment when you love a girl who looks like the chef Bertha.

Romeo enters

Romeo: B-B-B- BOOOOiiiii, I know you aren't talking with those Nike sign eyebrows

Mercutio: OOOOOOOOOOO roosted

Benvolio: Boiii, what are those shoes you got on boy looks like the Jerusalem 12s that Abraham rocked in 1200 bc?

Mercutio: Oooooo he said tu madre!

Romeo At least my mom's forehead doesn't look like a billboard boy.

Mercutio: hahahahahahaha!

Benvolio and Romeo: I know, you aren't talking Mercutio.

Romeo: Mercutio, more like Borecutio, Boy you look like you haven't slept in three millennium.

Mercutio: Fine, At least rosaline loves me!

Benvolio: Come on guys lets just chill ok we were just joking, and rosaline does not love you. …show more content…
Mercutio: Do you ever shut up about love and other crap like dreams jeez you make me want to fall asleep?

Benvolio: Oh hush it Mercutio it's not like you'll ever not be in love.

Mercutio: Thanks Romeo 2.0 New and improved!

Romeo: Haha very funny.

Mercutio: But where were you anyway?

Romeo: Not with rosaline that's for sure but for right now all I can tell you is that something big is about to happen.

Benvolio: Speaking of big isn't the super bowl supposed to be lit this year?

Mercutio: Want to know what else is big, My pokemon collection, gotta catch em all my boy

Benvolio: Ha jokes, but I think we should head to chipotle.

Romeo: YAAASS chipotle is my

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