FormlessChromatic — Thinking to myself "they can't possibly have...

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
witchofanguish
prokopetz

Thinking to myself "they can't possibly have written this entire 20 000 word fic exclusively in 4chan greentext format", like a fool.

n0body1mportant

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Give us the fic

prokopetz

> be me
> 22 year old baby trans in the Most Serene Republic of Greater Caliphornia, year of our lord 2069
> no talents or skills aside from a mastery of the Hissatsu Ougi
> (my parents were transphobic ninjas)

Let the record reflect that you asked for this.

prokopetz

@lidsel replied:

I'm desperately curious about your daily internet navigation routine that takes you these places.

I mostly just look up what's being referenced when people blorbotag my shitposts.

manorpunk

oh hey I’m getting way more notes than usual today I wonder why thaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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I glossed over the pooh remark and it is causing a little confusion. To clarify, OP is referring to the belief that winnie the pooh is literally banned from china or that it's a crime to post pooh memes.

All that's known is that, after it became a meme to ridicule the Chinese president's physical appearance by comparing him to Disney's pooh, their government began censoring pooh from their social media, and a pooh film was rejected from Chinese theaters.

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He'd do numbers here.

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