[ SECRET POST #3967 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3967 ⌋

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

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02.
[Night of the Lepus + Bill & Ted]


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03.
[Iron Fist]


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04.
[Kingdom Hearts / Devil May Cry]


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05.
[Thor: Ragnarok]


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06.
[Compete to Eat]


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07.
[Guilty Crown]


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08.
[Outlander]


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09.
[teen wolf, stiles]












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Comments

Re: "I gave a rebuttal" /storyends

[(Anonymous)]

They're bad stories in general, IMO. Having them end with a line about how the other person was all like wooooah wouldn't improve them much.

IDK I'm just too cynical about stuff like that I guess

Re: "I gave a rebuttal" /storyends

[(Anonymous)]

If the person telling you the story is someone you know and the thing happened to them recently, then I don't think the purpose of them telling you is because it's a good story. I think usually they just want to recount it to people they know as a way of, like, processing it. Generally if I have a weird brush with a hostile person, I feel like telling people who are close to me about it afterwards - especially if they were so hostile that I actually felt the need to say something back. And as people who are close me me, it doesn't really seem like that much to ask, that they listen to my crappy story and say a few words on the matter - perhaps about how rude the other person was, or perhaps just what an odd experience it was. That sort of thing.