CosbyDaf

hi i loved your story about a specific chimp from one of your tales so thoughts on the ideas i made for it note i use composite chimp with biology and attack history and skills and stats of biology and real life

I just want to say:

While I heard of the "Godzilla NES Creepypasta" several times, I didn't think much of it. Then randomly last year, YouTube recommends me this video by Billy Styler. In it he gushed about this creepypasta and called it "the greatest creepypasta ever". After that I was intrigued and thankfully I was recommendations gave me an audio reading of the story. After seeing the vid and subsequently rereading the story myself, I have to agree with Billy. Godzilla NES Creepypasta is without a doubt, my favorite creepypasta (and story from the internet in general). I look forward to seeing the completion of Replay and this game I hear is in the works.

TL;DR

I love this story.

Hie

Hey man, hope everything is going well for you. I made this fan-art of your character RED. Your creepypasta is the best one ever made. Happy Halloween!

@CourSpringer is a scammer.

He does NOT want to pay you $500 or ANY amount of money for art, permissions, or to avoid a lawsuit. He is a SCAMMER!

How the scam works:

1. Contact and fake project: A scammer contacts you for a project, like art or "work" you are doing for them. 

2. Payment via check: They say they will pay you via check, which they will send to you.

3. Mobile deposit: You will be asked to deposit the check using your bank's mobile app.

4. More money back: The scammer will then tell you to send some of the money back to them through an app or another method to pay for "project costs" or for other expenses.

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Be safe!

Happy birthday, homie! Thanks for creating the coolest content ever!