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Two keys take a break from the keyboard as they discuss the nature of their existence, as well as the sparse dispositions of the other keys.
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Two keys take a break from the keyboard as they discuss the nature of their existence, as well as the sparse dispositions of the other keys.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Zachary Groen
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Runtime:8 minutes
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Zachary Groen
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Zachary Groen
F16 / G / T / CAPS LOCK / U / Y / I / B / SPACEBAR (voice)
Josh Grootenboer
E / CONTROL / OPTION / W / F14 (voice)
Matéo Marrello Rojas
S / R / EJECT / J (voice)
Andrei Maris
F / 1! / DELETE (voice)
Mark Fisher
F15 / P / D (voice)
Liam Moeskops
L / /? (voice)
Andrew Toy
H / VOLUME / HELP (voice)
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