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You’re lying. you use text to speech because you can’t type, pheasant.

YOU CANT PROVE THAT

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Might I make a note that due to an increase in shoplifting to exit the store, you must have a receipt To leave the store.

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Who writes the letter "a" with that little hat it has when we type it on a keyboard, I have literally never seen it written down on paper and it feels so unnatural when I write it myself.

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I had an idea for a setting for a campaign I made as a world building exercise And I thought i'd share it

Your standard typical magical setting discovers a type of mushroom that produces an unfathomable amount of energy. The people of Adonia Moerani harnessed theas mushrooms and rott to power an industrial resolution however energy is neither created or destroyed These mushrooms similar to sorcerers Converted magic into other forms of energy. Like turning magic into heat with a fireball or mana into matter with create water. They like these mushrooms spread, and with it, the world began to run out of ambient magic. Now we have a post-apocalyptic setting of a post fantasy setting. Every single living creature requires mana to live. Life is a miracle, and miracles are powered by magic. Now only very few places have any magic left. The tree of life old and dying with mushrooms pouring out of its crevasses and yet still similar to the people of Adonia Moerani It continues to fight the final sleep. Some churches to old, old gods ( Who pretend that ther realms haven't been affected by the lack of magic and are very upset with the people of Adonia Moerani( Some like to pretend that nothing is wrong eg.

g o d in scp when day breaks who gets people to act like before the revolution)) People walk around the Non-magical ground with vapirisd mana potions used for spellcasting or for survival in especially dead mana zones Mage's have become especially rare. With one in a million people having the ability to create mana however thear are only ~3 mill~ people left the dragons migrated to higher plane's to live with the god's (thay all died) except one which is the most powerful dragon who lives in the "Mountain of the king" do to a debt he owed to an old frend (the man who discovered the rott) he has died and became a lich and consumes people for mana wich he shares with the people who would die without it (npc's tend to love it non know of it's dark secrets and he gives them hope) There is a city a last bastion of what once was powerful my two mana producing sorcerers one of wich joins an evil god to destroy the world to free themselves and get revenge. He is the BBEG.

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The romantic desire to climb into a cardboard box and never leave.

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Almost all of my experience on anything that could be considered a social media site is comments on web novel. This site gives me too many choices. I don't like it, give me more.

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I really wanted to make A D and D campaign Where my character was a Royal wizard who had lost all of his powers and was pretending to have not lost them to the Royal Kingdom. And so he declared that he would go off and defeat the speak bad or help a certain town using his great grand magical abilities. And he is just silently weeping waiting for the other Shoe 2 drop.

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Some people really need to understand that if you continue to nail the point home after it's already in all you'll succeed in doing is damaging the table

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Hello plebs I'm here to inform you of possibly the greatest things ever happened to the romance genre. It is about a boy who can turn into a wolf falling in love with a crow. Who is a reincarnated zoo worker.

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I've just realised I can post anything on here. But I feel like if I pour my heart and soul and all the thoughts in my head into the little sight, you'll all be like this:

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I like tumblr, but only when it's been disinfected by other apps Like I'll read some r/Tumblr. Or watch a PM Seymour video. And every so often, I want to hop onto the site and see it for myself. And I am like that once every 5 months and every time I'm like, "never again."