(UNFINISHED!!!) SSS - No More Victims?

Instructions

Hi, im back with the funniest song you will ever hear in the history of scratch, because i kid you not that you've seen a funnier song than this silly little project that i spent like months on, i actually started on saturday if you didn't know, i got this idea while i was walking home on saturday, so i decided to make this song and stuff, also reason that i made this was because i really needed a project since i haven't posted anything so long, well im sorry for not posting anything since im lazy and im just gonna keep procrastinating and stuff. also this is not official to the scratch hellhole mod sss thingy since im not the guy who made it, also credits to whoever made no more nuzzles and stuffs. if you didn't know i made the art. ok im done with the instructions so now i will fill the space up with an ai generated article about this being the funniest scratch project ever. There was some conversation about the scratching, as they'd never actually seen it done. The project manager explained, but with good humour, "The main thing about the scratching is, as it's scratching, it's not scratching anything of real value." After a further request to look at the scratch, the project manager felt they had seen enough and wrote it off to a few really strange minds. Project Upgrade The client was a government project to upgrade a suburb of Sydney. The end result was a large townhouse development, built by a private contractor. They had hired us to help finish the project. The owner was quite pleased with the work we'd done on his home and now he had us to take it to the next level. Our project included completing the landscaping, finishing up the block, renovating the garage to a commercial workspace and planting new trees. The landscaping looked fantastic; an area that had been a bit of a mess to begin with looked amazingly neat. We completed a few projects; completely re-grading and top-dressing the front yard, adding a white deck, fixing the back boundary and resurfacing the concrete patio. Looking up to the deck, the landscaping was finally complete. A few more pots had been planted and the entire area looked stunning. The client was happy and proud of his hard work. "I think we've completed quite a lot today," said the client. We nodded. I picked up my camera and asked them if they'd like to show us a few more projects. The project manager pulled out a number of papers, spread them out on the garage floor and said, "These are some of the finishing touches. The next stage is to finish up the landscaping and, as you can see, the entire landscaping is complete." We walked over, looked over the plants and gardens and complimented them on their great work. The clients smiled and asked if we would like to see the patio.