Hawk is a gryphon who just likes to relax and play video games. They always appreciate anyone who has a moment to stop in and hang out. They strive to keep things seiso, family-friendly, and chill. If you like purple and puns and just need to get away from things for a bit, consider stopping by their channel!

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Jul 8	Your brain uses 20% of the total oxygen in your body
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