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    The O' Berry is one of Antarctic's most popular news publications, covering the lives and events in the region of Club Penguin Island. Debuting in 2017, The O' Berry has grown to massive success, averaging from 1 reader daily to 2. It remains as one of the most influential media in internet history.

    The O' Berry is a parody of The Onion, a satirical news website that also parodies other news sites.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Club Penguin Island?

    Club Penguin Island was an MMO and a reimagining of its previous title, Club Penguin.

Can I work on The O' Berry?

    No, The O' Berry is currently not seeking new staff.

How can I contact The O' Berry?

    The O' Berry itself does not have social media or form of communication. However, the author of the blog can be communicated via Twitter.

    Twitter: @chubchib


What if I want to sue The O' Berry?

    Please do not do that. It would be very difficult to write a case on a Club Penguin Island blog.







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