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⌈ Secret Post #2596 ⌋

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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]

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[The Croods]

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[Elementary]

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[Final Fantasy XIII]

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[SCP Foundation]

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[Philip Seymour Hoffman]

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[Twin Peaks]

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[Richard Armitage]

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[Reign]

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[The Hobbit]

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[Hunger Games]

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[Don't Hug Me I'm Scared]

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[Teen Wolf]

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[Panic! at The Disco/Dallon Weekes]

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Did you get really confused between Peter and Beethoven?

I'm sad that I wasn't here yesterday but I have the ultimate guide:

Chardmonster's guide to suck at commenting

1. Fail at reading

2. Your question should come across as arrogant and rude as possible (but without swearwords) : "Did you get really confused about Peter and the Wolf?" -> meaning: haha, you're so stupid (instead of i.e. "Did you mean perhaps Peter and the Wolf?")

3. When someone calls you out on your shit, give them an example that confirms(!!) the other commenter

4. Call the other commenter asshole

Result: No real help/answer for the OP; not understanding OP's question

I'm like 98% sure that you're reading a rudeness into Chard's question that she never put there. That question doesn't have to mean "ha ha you're so stupid". It can just mean "Is it a possibility that you're misremembering Peter and the Wolf?" Which is a reasonable response, I think.

Anon's guide to being a pseudointellectual in fandom spaces

1. Accuse people of being unintelligent over a small disagreement

2. Make a hypocritical call for decorum after being incredibly insulting

3. Arrange complaint in list format so as to make information seem substantive

Accuse people of being assholes and insensitive over a small disagreement:

Nice job managing to be an asshole about both myself and pagans, though! There are plenty of ways to say what you did in a sensitive way.

Aha, so it's just you that is allowed to be insensitive!

Going back on your apologies (to case) and still thinking you did no wrong:

People only complained anonymously even though the mod was on their side, which is hilarious, but dropping it

Trolling for now reason:

Anansi is West African, while Coyote was a figure in a few western Native American cultures.

But I'd contend that ignorance is no excuse. Your ignorance of nonwestern mythology combined with your love of a genre more problematic than Game of Thrones makes you a racist rape-apologizer. If you're old enough to type on a message board, you're old enough to know this on your own.

Consider this a callout, 30 Rape Office

Good thing you're never insulting, never trolling, never insensitive etc.
(before you ask: this took 5 min to google)

(before you ask: this took 5 min to google)

It matters more that you did it.

What a sad, petty life you lead.

There's a new post up you know.

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