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**Wibbledyshibbldyhobbidybobbidyshamowawoowoobangbangyeah** is a country ran by Bob Kullman, a news anchor of SNC (Super News Corporation) 5. The largest city is Carburyville, with 35,667 people, and the capital is the SNC5 News Station, with just one person, Bob Kullman himself. His wife and two kids still live in Carburyville.

## History

Wibbledyshibbldyhobbidybobbidyshamowawoowoobangbangyeah was established in 1982, named after Bob Kullman's "news catchphrase," commonly said by him after segments. He then turned his humble news station into a little country to claim little land outside of the station in 1989, and in 1992, expanded to claim two houses outside of Carburyville. In 1994, Carburyville passed a vote with an overwhelming 98.7% of residents voting to be claimed by this new country, but residents argue that too large of an amount of residents were complaining about this idea too have the vote be legitimate. In 1999, another vote was cast after overwhelming protest from Carburyville. The results read at 98.7% again. The city tried to take down Bob Kullman for voter fraud, but he denied these claims, and said it was a "hate crime" to think it was a rigged election. He also commonly rambled to himself about how 987 was his favorite number. Tasha Evans, news anchor and resident of Carburyville quit the job in 2000, and blamed Bob Kullman for eveything. He was quick to hire a replacement, Jenny White, who never said a word against him.

Eventually, they got married in 2003 and had two children. Jenny was essentially considered a "co-leader" in the governmental system. On April 5th, 2005, Bob Kullman was driving a red pickup truck full of logs when he accidentally ran over Joe Evans, husband of Tasha Evans. He got out of his truck and started reporting on the scene. The sudden report went viral, and became controversial in Carburyville. They said Bob Kullman is "staged" and does his reports "for attention". He again denied these claims and called it a hate crime, even threatening to arrest anyone who "continued this string of hate." During an interview with the Kullman family in October 2007, his youngest child, born April 2007 as Billy Kullman, appeared to say "lie-yah" as Bob was talking. Most residents interpereted this as "liar," and called Bob out for it. He insisted this was just regular noises from a baby, and threatened to arrest anyone who made more of those claims. In September 2009, during another interview, Billy appeared to say "lie" throughout the interview as Bob was talking. This gave Bob more controversy, and when some residents were arrested for "hate crimes," it got even worse. In January 2010, seven Carburyville residents were reported missing. Bob jumped to the scene and said "Don't worry, we'll find them. Regrets to every family with a missing member." Five of them were never found, and two were found dead. Three more went missing the coming February, and Bob had a lot on his hands now that the town of Carburyville was going against him. He then turned it into a news report and reported on the protesting and the missing people, to which one woman grabbed his microphone and yelled "[BLEEP] YOU!" The news report went viral and Bob was under fire yet again for "suppressing the voices of the witnesses." He said nothing this time. In May 2019, during another interview, Billy muttered "he lies, you know" while Bob was talking to try and not get his attention. Bob yet again said nothing when residents sparked a major outcry. He carried on with his news reports, living in his news station, getting minor visits from his wife and kids.