[ SECRET POST #2373 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2373 ⌋

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[Picture is four screen-captures of different TV shows. The first has Malcolm and Reese from the TV show "Malcolm In The Middle" wearing red graduation robes and caps. The second one is a green monster with a long neck in front of a banner that says "Congratulations! Class of 1999", from the TV show "Buffy The Vampire Slayer". The third one is Cory and Topanga wearing dark graduation robes and caps, from the TV show "Boy Meets World". Topanga is smiling. The fourth one is Kim Possible and Ron from the cartoon series "Kim Possible". They are wearing black graduation robes and caps. Ron looks worried.]

I bawl my eyes out over every single TV episode centered around a high school graduation, regardless of what the atmosphere or plot of the actual episode was.