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Yet, heroes and heroines alike buy these uselessly glorified mini skirts from clever traders all over [[Godville]] for a chance to have the latest fashion statement. | Yet, heroes and heroines alike buy these uselessly glorified mini skirts from clever traders all over [[Godville]] for a chance to have the latest fashion statement. | ||
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| Worn | 👖Legs |
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The Futility kilt is an article of leg equipment that provides the wearer with nothing.
That's right, nothing.
It barely provides decent cover for the more naughty bits.
Yet, heroes and heroines alike buy these uselessly glorified mini skirts from clever traders all over Godville for a chance to have the latest fashion statement.
