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Club Penguin Cheats World (Formerly http://simmer27.com, now http://clubpenguincw.com) was founded on April 3rd 2008. This site is dedicated to bringing you the latest Club Penguin news  and information.

Club Penguin Cheats World was Co-Funded by Simmer 27 & Matre10. Below you can read a brief biography about who they are

About Simmer 27: Simmer 27 joined Club Penguin during the April Fools Day Party in 2007. His first item was the propeller hat, his first pin was the sealed box, and his first penguin name was Simultaneous, a name he chose because of a spelling word that he was trying to memorize for a test. When Simultaneous was banned for 72 hours on a long weekend, he made Simmer 27. A few months later, he reserved the domain name http://simmer27.wordpress.com in case he would ever start blogging. At that time, Simultaneous was still his favorite penguin, and he used Simmer 27 rarely. Simmer and Matre met in August of 2007 on Watex’s chatroom. We became very good friends, and then decided to start blogging together on simmer27.wordpress.com. Within fifteen months, they had gotten there 1 millionth view and are now co-founders of one of the most successful Club Penguin blogs on the internet. Today, Simmer 27 lives in Chicago, Illinois and is 13. He enjoys blogging, hanging out with his friends, playing soccer, and traveling to Europe. He also loves the soccer team Chelsea.

About Matre10: Matre10 Joined Club Penguin on January 8th 2007. His Very First Party Was the Winter Fiesta,Along with the Maracas as His First Item. The First Pin He collected was the Apple Pin,Located at the Pizza Parlor on the month of January 2010. You Will Usually Find Matre on the Servers Grizzly,Snow Fort and Breeze.

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