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Buck Brothers: Buck Brothers Independence Day (9/14/23)
The 14th of September is Independence Day for the Buck Brothers. This day commemorates the birth of our protagonist on September 14th, 2012.
Baby the Buck's origins tie back to when the creator was in Landstown Elementary School in 2008 at three years old. The lesson in class was about shapes. The five-pointed star had sheer inspiration and took the opportunity of drawing the intriguing shape to what would soon later become Our Own Protagonist.
Baby had changed over the eleven years of his life, and he had changed a lot after the shape's recognization, in the toddler's eyes on a shape he so memorably portrays as a symbol of immense power and might.
The Captain's Colors was flying near the nauticusnorfolk area on a pole that has managed to catch the breeze somehow. It has been fraying a bit, and I am hoping to restitch it back together.
I will attempt to publish "I am the Captain's Colors" Fort Antlerhorn Flag Creed and the "The Five-Pointed Star" anthem that talks about how the star has been a lifelong symbol the boys are willing to die for on their never-ending search for peace.
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Baby the Buck's origins tie back to when the creator was in Landstown Elementary School in 2008 at three years old. The lesson in class was about shapes. The five-pointed star had sheer inspiration and took the opportunity of drawing the intriguing shape to what would soon later become Our Own Protagonist.
Baby had changed over the eleven years of his life, and he had changed a lot after the shape's recognization, in the toddler's eyes on a shape he so memorably portrays as a symbol of immense power and might.
The Captain's Colors was flying near the nauticusnorfolk area on a pole that has managed to catch the breeze somehow. It has been fraying a bit, and I am hoping to restitch it back together.
I will attempt to publish "I am the Captain's Colors" Fort Antlerhorn Flag Creed and the "The Five-Pointed Star" anthem that talks about how the star has been a lifelong symbol the boys are willing to die for on their never-ending search for peace.
Want more Buck Brothers and Flags? Follow us buckbrosofficial_. (On Instagram) and
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Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
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File Size 895.6 kB
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