Department of Redundancy Department

mmmmmm i am teh pwnzors The Department of Redundancy Department is in the United States of America, and it is a department of the United States of America whose primary responsibility is primarily maintaining the responsibility that redundancies are responsibly maintained. It has been said that it is rumored that the Universe of Forms is connectively linked to the United States of America through a large portal door in the offices of the Department of Redundancy Department, or the Department of R-D.

The Department of R-D, although confusing, is not to be confused with the Department of Research and Development (the Department of R&D), which, although confusing, is not to be confused with the Department of Dungeons and Dragons (the Department of D&D), which is not confused as often with the Department of R-D as the Department of R-D is confused with it.

In addition, the Department of R-D is additionally obliged to make sure that banks in the United States of America provide obligatory ATM machines from the banks for people to use in the United States, provided that people in the United States of America first provide the ATM machines with their PIN numbers before they attempt any attempt to use the ATM machines, which make sure that people provide their PIN numbers in order to use the ATM machine to access their bank acounts, which are made sure by the banks that are obliged to provide ATM machines in the United States of America.

Although it is often confusing to them, the Department of R-D often confusingly attempts to regulate technological technologies, including UPC code scanners, GPS systems, and LCD displays. The Department of R&D has often had to risk its '&' by hiring often redundant reviewers to re-write regulations in order to reduce the redundant ravishness that the Department of R-D promotes.

Even some redundant things at the Department of Redundancy Department are redundant things.
Even some redundant things at the Department of Redundancy Department are redundant things.

The DoRD has proven, that copying erroneous erros creates redundant erros redundantly. Those erros can redundantly copy themselves to many places, which was proved by the DoRD