[ SECRET POST #4526 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4526 ⌋

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

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Secrets Left to Post: 01 pages, 19 secrets from Secret Submission Post #648.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

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[fscom]

Official advertise your fandom-related event thread.

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Official clickables thread.

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General comments:

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Games thread!

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, what's really different about being bummed out about a human celebrity's death vs. a cat celebrity?

You don't know either of them. They're both just ideas that you have a personal connection to. The idea of Grumpy Cat can affect people just as much as the idea of human celebrities.

You can't really mourn either, because again, you have no real relation to them. But as far as being a fan of something/someone you admired from a distance, Grumpy Cat surely has as much impact (if not more) to her fans.

[(Anonymous)]

The gleeful acceptance that ‘no of course there’s a real percivam Graves, he’s a serious workaholic, hence why Grindlewald could impersonate him so well, but with upstanding moral character, and he’s just waiting to be rescued from his kidnapping’ made this corner of this fandom pleasantly reminiscent of 2011-era XMFC to me.

[(Anonymous)]

So, 50% of it is fanon and speculation?

[(Anonymous)]

100% agreed, the best solution to a problem with canon is to just aggressively ignore it and I love properties that do so

[(Anonymous)]

I think it may be that having had and lost a cat, or having had and lost a beloved pet, is a much more universally experienced or relatable feeling by all ages and types of people, than feeling attached to any one particular celebrity.

Because celebrities are individuals and people, and "a cute internet cat" is not. It's rare for any one person to achieve the same kind of universal appeal as a tiny, fluffy cat that you need no common language to understand.

Besides, some celebrities can and do appeal to a similarly broad range of people of all types and ages and achieve that generally universally mourned status, like Robin Williams. So it's not a sudden and depressing lack of humanity or empathy by those darn kids that's at play here. To say that would be simplifying it way too much.

[(Anonymous)]

Lmao what even is that picture

What did you do today, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

Tell us!

Re: What did you do today, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

Went to Starbucks, watched a movie, about to watch WNBA basketball.

Re: What did you do today, FS?

[morieris]

Went and saw Aladdin with my mother. I really liked it, surprisingly enough.

[(Anonymous)]

Boo goddamn hoo.

[(Anonymous)]

Animals are better than people any day.

[(Anonymous)]

Bull shit

[tabaqui]

It's really anything of 'our times'. I mean....for instance....

http://www.animalsinwar.org.uk/index.cfm?asset_id=1422

People have *always* felt more (or more publicly felt more) for animals, which are generally regarded as innocent and not guilty of any crime or misdeed. Seeing them die for any reason will always tug at more people than some random person, famous or not. We're just...that way.

[(Anonymous)]

I've only seen the first movie. Did we ever find out what happened to the real guy or did JK Rowling tweet about it?

[tabaqui]

I love this so much.
And hell - this how I navigate the MCU daily.

[(Anonymous)]

What is with Jurassic Park and screwing velociraptors anyways?

[(Anonymous)]

I always thought Credence was like fifteen so I never got into personally.

[(Anonymous)]

??
What is this?

[(Anonymous)]

Well it's true so...

[(Anonymous)]

IIRK she said that he literally wasn't a real guy, 100% all Grindelwald. Which makes not a lick of sense, because how else was he meant to have slipped into a position of authority in the government that he appears to have held for years? But then again a lot of what JKR says nowadays doesn't make much sense,

[(Anonymous)]

Nailed It is a baking show where amateur bakers try and fail to recreate professional recipes

I believe. I haven't watched it myself