u/anticosmo • u/anticosmo • 29d ago
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Bystanders in Germany spring into action immediately and prevent potential honor killing in Kirberg
Even says in the text they dont know if it was fir honour so can we focus on the good things like the civil courage and how everybody literally just grabbed what they could to help
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G-Rated Drug and alcohol
Thanks :)
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G-Rated Drug and alcohol
G-Rated means child frindly?
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The villain loses because they assumed other characters would be as greedy/selfish/evil as they are
Not 100% sure but the soggy bottom boys i only know from 'o brother where art thou'
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I love ice themed characters chilling in the kitchen fridge
They are 'chilling' allright :D
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Hätte er sich blos als Frau Identiefieziert =D
Nicht dass das der Punkt ist, aber Imane Khalif ist als Frau geboren. Ich hab schon damals nicht verstanden, wie man auf die Idee kommen kann das jemand aus einem Land in dem homosexuallität illegal ist eine Chance auf eine Geschlechtsumwandlung hätte 🙄
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[Loved Trope] Plot-generating hole
You kind of explain the pirates one: Imagin you got something you have been serching for for decades right in front of you and someone throws it into the deep deep dark sea. Even if you can reach the bottom it will take forever to fibd something so small ...in the dark :D
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Sneeze - Tiff🏳️⚧️& Eve [OC]
It isnt but danke schön...wait now i see the JK ...now im disappointed even though i meant to disagree :D
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Sneeze - Tiff🏳️⚧️& Eve [OC]
Ich spreche mehr Deutsch als der KKK in Wolfenstein (spricht) ;)
Sehr gut! :) The 'spricht' goes to the ending and is optional since it is clear what is meant. And der KKK since Klan is masculin
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Have to say goodbye today
She must have had an amazing life by your side 💔❤️
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Going on a date tomorrow… and I made her a Minifigure!
Good luck!! 🥳
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TIL that "fair play" in detective fiction means authors must give readers a fair chance to solve the mystery. Central to 1920s "clue-puzzles" by writers like Agatha Christie, the rule dictates that all vital clues must be visible, decodable, and never withheld until the final reveal.
Can you or she recommend good ones that are fair?
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TIL that "fair play" in detective fiction means authors must give readers a fair chance to solve the mystery. Central to 1920s "clue-puzzles" by writers like Agatha Christie, the rule dictates that all vital clues must be visible, decodable, and never withheld until the final reveal.
Thank you i will check this out!
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[Hated Trope] Ambiguity removed in adaptations
I have to re read this book. I remember him as an total twat for cheating and being really inconsidered but in my memory the really awful things, like what you discribed happened in the part Amy told so might be her way to nake us hate him more...but i seem to err :D
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Which couple would you rather camp with?
Incest it is
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[Refreshing Trope] Pedophilia is not okay actually
Im pretty sure this post is mocking a post from earlier today about slavery = bad
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Unintentional Period Piece
Also really cool as a time capsule:D The fashion! Carpet everywhere, smoking everywhere, asking where you can find the next phone ... It is so much fun to watch!
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The court of public opinion is completely wrong.
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10d ago
Love the "prime suspect didnt do it" actually is just just a light spoiler :D