[ SECRET POST #2763 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2763 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Vaugely based on #10

[(Anonymous)]

My dad loves chess, so we owned the movie Searching for Bobby Fischer, and I hated it. When I was younger, I thought I just hated it because the main character was so perfect, but more recently I realized it wasn't that he was generically perfect, he was what I thought my dad's ideal child must be and I assumed when my dad watched the movie, he wished I were like that kid instead of myself.

And for a movie that I actually do hate because the kids are too perfect, see The Sound of Music.

Re: Vaugely based on #10

[kaijinscendre]

Did your dad play chess often?

Those stupid ass Von Trapp kids and their standing in perfect lines. HOW CAN ANYONE ELSE COMPARE?

Re: Vaugely based on #10

[dreemyweird]

>Von Trapp kids

You win a piece of the Internet with this reference

Re: Vaugely based on #10

[(Anonymous)]

...does it count when the comment above specifically mentioned The Sound of Music?

Re: Vaugely based on #10

[dreemyweird]

Omg, you're right, I was epically inattentive. Well, um. They still deserve to be praised for knowing what the heck SoM is.