Quicksilver/Piri England Russia
Hello~! Today I'm here with Arthur Kirkland, a good friend of mine.Hello everyone. I am England but my full name is "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" It's nice to meet you.
Okay thanks Iggy-
Don't call me that!
For that formal introduction and let me just say the studio is very pleased to have you. Now where did I put the ask box...
Hey Piri?
Ya?
Where did you get this studio?
Oh,America gave it to me.
Why?
Oh I have an extremely embarrassing photo of him that I threatened him with.
Oh...
Ah here it is, first question,'What do you want to see the person next to you do?' Iggy?
I want you to take your jacket off.Come on do it.
I'm talking to Al about this later.* Takes jacket of to show a slim fitting MU jersey* Happy?
*Nosebleed* Y-your an ManU fan?
Yes.
Next question.Please?
*Sigh*Piri put this on,it's at your door.If you don't I will pound you to dust Da?
*Walks over to the door an looks down* A maid outfit... P*rv*rt*d Russian.Okay it even has tights and cat ears why am I not suprised.
*Walks off to put it on*
You all want me to die of blood loss, don't you?
* Walks in wearing the costume* Stupid fishnets.
*Bigger nosebleed* Oh my...
A-Ah!Okay you know what I'm done! Say bye Iggy!
C-cheerio everyone...
Ciao!
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