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Author's note:
I kind of forgot about this story...

"…and that's why we should build a giant robot to protect the Earth. Any questions?"

America stood in front of the conference room. He had a smug look on his face and was overly-sure of his presentation.

"You already suggested that before!" England interrupted, "You've been suggesting that every meeting since!"

"Well, it's a good idea." America protested.

The American and the Englishman went on arguing; a certain Frenchman joined in insisting that they were both wrong, just like so many meetings ago.

Suddenly, the three arguing nations were interrupted by a blond, but this time, it wasn't Germany.

"Like, I totes know what the next, like, topic, should totally be! I can, like, tell you, like, all about my day yesterday!"

The rest of the nations in the conference room just stared at Poland in confusion and annoyance.

Poland ignored the looks that his peers were giving him and continued on with his rant, "So, like, I was, like, going to, like, the mall because, like, my wardrobe is totally out-of-date—they're clothes from, like, last month—and I was, like, passing this shop with, like, really cute clothes and, like, I decided I would, like, go in, and, like, try on some of the really, like, cute clothes and, like, then, I thought that maybe I should, like, find some fabulous outfits for Liet because his wardrobe is, like, totally in need for, like, better clothes because they're, like, nowhere as near as fabulous as someone as fabulous as, like, Liet should have and, like, I went and found, like, the guys' part of the, like, store because I, like, know that Liet won't, like, wear, like, girls' clothes—I don't know why—and so, like, I tried to, like, find some, like, totally cute clothes, but I, like couldn't find some that would, like, suit him, so I, like—"

"ENOUGH! LET'S GET TO REAL MATTERS!" Germany yelled, interrupting Poland's importantspeech.

"This totally is, like, an important, real matter, so, like, I think everyone needs to, like, listen then."

The room decided to move on, but America found it the perfect opportunity to continue on with his talk about how they should build a giant robot to protect the Earth.

Author's note:
Poland's run-on sentence is about 145 words long...

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