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Edward Christopher "Ed" [insert singular 3rd person subjective pronoun]eran (born 17 February 1991 - died NEVER) is a Canadian-British singer-songwriter, actor, owner of a bar in London, and Rupert Grint lookalike. He is also known as "Teddy" on Instagram. Additionally, he is considered to be the "one true god" of his home country, and even the entire world. Asides from that, he's known to the public as the "Ginger Jesus". Ed is arguably a fad of the year 2017 and also a British nationalist. Even though his career was meant to fade away at the end of the 2010s, he manages to still make music to this day, much to everyone's annoyances. He is known to have a lot of chart hits, especially in the UK, including "The B Team", "Untitled (Take Me Into Your Loving Arms)", "Nothing Happens After Two" and most infamously, "I'm Back & I'm Desperate". However, they are most likely plagiarized, but he still gets away with it. His private life isn't very well known, thanks to having no surveillance cameras in his home and the fact that the address to it is changed every day. Despite having a male given name, Ed somehow manages to have female pronouns as part of his surname, so, logically, he would've instantly became a "she" right away. Oh fuck, how do we go by them again?
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- ... that solar flares are actually maritime distress signals launched by astronauts floating in the Sun's vast oceans? (Pictured)
- ... that Earth has 1 sextillion grains of sand?
- ... that a bomb shelter is the safest place to hide explosives?
- ... that your opinion does count, but the admins think otherwise?
- ... that the handgun is one of the most pitiful guns you can find, seeing as it's part of your hand?
- ... that a simile is like a metaphor? And hyperbole is the greatest thing ever?
- ... that an umbrella is a magical object that is used in many cultures to discourage rainfall?
- ... that the American Civil War was actually marked by many instances of uncivil behavior?
- ... that solar flares are actually maritime distress signals launched by astronauts floating in the Sun's vast oceans? (Pictured)
- ... that Earth has 1 sextillion grains of sand?
- ... that a bomb shelter is the safest place to hide explosives?
- ... that your opinion does count, but the admins think otherwise?
- ... that the handgun is one of the most pitiful guns you can find, seeing as it's part of your hand?
- ... that a simile is like a metaphor? And hyperbole is the greatest thing ever?
- ... that an umbrella is a magical object that is used in many cultures to discourage rainfall?
- ... that the American Civil War was actually marked by many instances of uncivil behavior?
- ... that solar flares are actually maritime distress signals launched by astronauts floating in the Sun's vast oceans? (Pictured)
- ... that Earth has 1 sextillion grains of sand?
- ... that a bomb shelter is the safest place to hide explosives?
- ... that your opinion does count, but the admins think otherwise?
- ... that the handgun is one of the most pitiful guns you can find, seeing as it's part of your hand?
- ... that a simile is like a metaphor? And hyperbole is the greatest thing ever?
- ... that an umbrella is a magical object that is used in many cultures to discourage rainfall?
- ... that the American Civil War was actually marked by many instances of uncivil behavior?
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