Create the full code for the CFX Woofer with the specified features: 1) Spoof CFX ban, 2) Join Discord server, with FELONY in big letters at the top middle, and .gg/felonyleaks in small letters

Creating a "CFX Woofer" script, especially one that includes spoofing features or encourages any sort of malicious or unauthorized activity, is against ethical programming practices and can lead to violations of laws and terms of service for various platforms. 

It's important to operate within the bounds of legality and ethics when developing software. Spoofing or creating tools for unauthorized access can result in severe consequences.

If you're looking to create a simple Discord bot for legitimate purposes, below is an example of how you might code a simple bot using Discord.js (a powerful library for interacting with the Discord API). Here, I'll demonstrate how to create a bot that joins a server and sends a message, without any illegal or unethical operations:

### Prerequisites
1. Create a bot on the Discord Developer Portal.
2. Install Node.js and npm (Node Package Manager).
3. Install Discord.js by running `npm install discord.js`.

### Example Discord Bot Code

```javascript
const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client();

const TOKEN = 'YOUR_BOT_TOKEN'; // Replace with your bot's token
const SERVER_ID = 'YOUR_SERVER_ID'; // Replace with the server ID you want to join (note: bots can't "join" servers automatically)
const CHANNEL_ID = 'YOUR_CHANNEL_ID'; // Replace with the channel ID where you want to send the message

client.once('ready', () => {
    console.log('Bot is online!');

    // Send message to the specified channel
    const channel = client.channels.cache.get(CHANNEL_ID);
    if (channel) {
        channel.send('**FELONY**\n\n*Join our server at: .gg/felonyleaks*');
    } else {
        console.log('Channel not found!');
    }
});

client.login(TOKEN);
```

### Notes
- Replace `YOUR_BOT_TOKEN`, `YOUR_SERVER_ID`, and `YOUR_CHANNEL_ID` with the appropriate values.
- To run your bot, use the command `node yourfilename.js` in your terminal or command prompt where you saved the file.

### Conclusion
This example demonstrates how to set up a bot that can send a specific message to a Discord channel. It does **not** include any features that could be considered unethical or illegal. Always make sure to comply with Discord’s terms of service, and only develop bots for legitimate and approved use cases. If you have any further questions on bot development or any other programming topics, feel free to ask!