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" it ain't gay if it's with the homies" bro took that seriously 💀

Kaidraws

Ima touch you is the definition of we homies

a_weak_raccoon

It is clear that at that point you're 100% homies

Light.--

He doesn't even say hi to me. He's like shut the hell up and invite me💀💀💀

Chris-gnu

“Im gonna touch you” is the ultimate “you my homie” in mens language 😂

Just-a-guy-

“ima touch you” or “ima tickle your family” is the definition of were real homies

kaimaccklefield

"Im finna touch you" is actually the most accurate thing ive heard this week

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"I'm gonna touch you" had me dying🤣🤣🤣🤣

Theking-gy

Bro nodded his head like he’s been through the
Procedure 💀💀💀💀

Leopot

Last one is my entire life with the boys bro😂 edit thanks for 5.2k likes

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for those who are intersted in the FnaF lore, here's the story :

The Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNaF) saga is a complex, multi-layered series of video games, novels, and lore that has captivated fans with its deep and mysterious narrative. Created by Scott Cawthon, the franchise blends horror, mystery, and tragedy, often leading players to uncover dark secrets about haunted animatronics, haunted locations, and a series of disturbing events tied together by a central figure: William Afton.

1. The Beginning of the Horror: Freddy Fazbear's Pizza
The story starts with Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, a family-friendly restaurant resembling a Chuck E. Cheese establishment. The restaurant’s main attractions are animatronic characters that perform for children. The first game, Five Nights at Freddy’s, introduces players to one of the many locations of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where the night security guard, Mike Schmidt (later revealed as Mike Afton), must survive the night shifts. During these shifts, the animatronics act strangely and violently, attacking anyone who gets too close after hours.

As the player survives the five nights, they learn through phone calls, newspaper clippings, and a series of events that several children went missing at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. This leads to the haunting of the restaurant by the spirits of these children, who are believed to be responsible for the eerie behavior of the animatronics.

2. The Origins of the Haunting: William Afton and the Missing Children
The key to understanding the haunting of the animatronics is a tragic figure: William Afton, the co-founder of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza and the villain of the story. Afton is a sinister man obsessed with creating immortality, and he believes that by capturing the souls of children, he can preserve them. Afton lures children into the back rooms of the pizzeria and murders them, using their souls to possess the animatronic characters. His experimentation and disregard for human life lead to his creation of what would later become the "Springlock Animatronics"—animatronics that can be used both as machines and suits for human use, but at a great risk of malfunction.

Afton’s actions go unnoticed for a long time until the events of the Missing Children Incident, where five children disappear within Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. These children’s souls possess the animatronics, which become haunted, and their restless spirits begin to seek vengeance. As a result, these animatronics—now carrying the souls of the dead children—become aggressive and deadly.

The ghosts of the children are tied to the spirits of Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, and other animatronics that haunt the restaurant. Afton himself becomes the focus of an intense pursuit by the children’s spirits, who seek justice.

3. The Downfall of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza: The Closure and Reopening of Locations
The story continues with the decline of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza as a result of the increasing incidents of mysterious disappearances, deaths, and the growing fear among customers. As Freddy Fazbear's Pizza closes down and reopens in various forms, the hauntings continue. Each new location appears to be an attempt by the Afton family or other investors to resurrect the franchise, but each time, the ghosts of the children and the deadly animatronics come back to haunt the establishment.

The second game, Five Nights at Freddy's 2, is set at a prequel location, where players again take on the role of a security guard and must survive the night shifts, but this time, a set of newer animatronics has been introduced. The player also learns more about the origins of the hauntings and the role of the mysterious Purple Man (later revealed as William Afton). During this game, the old animatronics (the ones possessed by the souls of the children) are reintroduced, and players uncover more clues about Afton’s activities.

Throughout the franchise, the locations continuously close down and reopen, sometimes under new ownership, as the mystery deepens. However, the horrors of the past always linger, especially because of the unresolved ghostly vengeance.

4. The Afton Family and the Tragic Legacy
One of the most tragic aspects of the Five Nights at Freddy’s series is the story of the Afton family, particularly William’s children. William Afton’s son, Evan (often referred to as the “Crying Child”), is a pivotal character in the backstory. He is trapped inside one of Afton’s dangerous creations, the "Spring Bonnie" suit, which malfunctions and crushes him, leading to his death. This event occurs after the "Bite of '83, " an incident in which the Crying Child is attacked by one of the animatronics, leading to his tragic fate.

Later games reveal that William Afton’s other child, Elizabeth Afton, becomes the victim of another one of her father’s creations—the animatronic Circus Baby, which captures her inside its own body. Elizabeth’s soul is then trapped within Circus Baby, one of the main antagonists of Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location. William Afton’s obsession with immortality through the souls of children eventually leads to his downfall, as he becomes trapped within the Springtrap suit (a combination of the Spring Bonnie animatronic and his own body), where he endures eternal torment.

The tragic saga of the Afton family is a central focus of the narrative, as the children’s spirits are cursed to wander in a never-ending loop, seeking to confront their father. William Afton’s role as a villain becomes clear, as his actions lead to the suffering and death of his own children, and eventually, the haunting of the animatronics.

5. The Game Timeline and Key Events
Here is a simplified breakdown of the games and key events in the series:

Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 (The Bite of '83): A young boy, the Crying Child, experiences terrifying events at home and at the pizzeria. This game explores the tragic death of the Crying Child, who is bitten by an animatronic during the infamous “Bite of '83.”

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location: Set in a new location, this game follows the story of Circus Baby and the Afton family’s further descent into tragedy. The player takes on the role of Michael Afton, the son of William Afton, who is forced to confront the horrors his father has caused.

Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator (FNaF 6): In this game, the player attempts to manage a pizzeria while dealing with the horrors of the past. Eventually, it’s revealed that the purpose of the game is to trap William Afton’s Springtrap form, ending his reign of terror.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted: Set in the world of virtual reality, players are tasked with handling various dangerous scenarios involving the animatronics. This game reveals how the franchise's legacy continues to haunt both virtual and physical spaces.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach: The latest major installment in the series, this game introduces new characters and explores a massive mall setting. It follows a young girl named Gregory as he tries to escape the haunted location, dealing with the animatronics who still haunt the world, including Vanny, a new antagonist connected to the legacy of Afton.

6. The Mystery of Vanny and the Continuing Legacy
In the later games, the central mystery starts to center around a new character: Vanny, a figure seen in Security Breach who is associated with the remnants of William Afton’s influence. Vanny is believed to be a follower of Afton’s twisted ideology, and her actions suggest that his dark legacy lives on, even after his physical demise.

Vanny’s role in Security Breach further emphasizes the continuing theme of the franchise: the cyclical nature of violence and haunting. Despite the demise of the original animatronics and William Afton’s apparent destruction, the spirits of the past continue to torment the world.

7. The Novels and Expanded Lore
In addition to the video games, Scott Cawthon has expanded the Five Nights at Freddy's universe through a series of novels. These books provide additional backstory and alternate universes to the main timeline. The FNaF books explore the twisted legacy of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza and its effects on the world beyond what is seen in the games. They also delve into the origins of the animatronics, providing more detailed backstories of characters and events.

Conclusion: The Endless Cycle of Horror
The Five Nights at Freddy’s saga is a complex tale of tragedy, revenge, and the consequences of unchecked ambition. At its core, the story revolves around William Afton’s obsession with immortality, his creation of haunted animatronics, and the spirits of the children who seek justice for their untimely deaths. Each new game, location, and character builds on the dark legacy of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza and the Afton family, creating an intricate web of horror and mystery.

Despite various attempts to close the pizzerias, the horrors never truly disappear, as the spirits of the past continue to haunt the animatronics and the world around them. The Afton family’s tragic history is woven throughout the franchise, ensuring that the cycle of suffering and terror remains unbroken, perpetuating a never-ending nightmare for anyone involved in the sinister events tied to Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza.
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