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was your first online social network the 39 clues forum or were you normal

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Ian. That is all.

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You still going to post?

Yes! I’ve been busy and my queue ran out (which I know about, just haven’t gotten around to it 😅). But, I would do sooner if you guys sent me stuff :) requests, headcannons, prompts, opinions, questions, whatever, you got it 👍

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I was rereading one of Gordon Kormon’s books, and can we just agknowledge that it lists 39 clues first?

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I mean, with all the crap the Cahills set on fire, you’d think would brand some fancy, rip-off, Cahill original fire extinguishers or something

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39 clues taught me more history then my history class ever could. Like next time your planning the lesson mr sturm, throw in a couple deadly treasure hunts and we good

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I am just waiting for the day y’all join me in my madness

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Hamilton secretly likes books

But that was never something his Dad did. Occasionally, when he thought it was safe, he’d sneak a few pages. One night Regean catches him and he makes him promise not to tell anyone. They pink swear, the sacred Holt gesture, and Regean has never told a soul, not even when Hamilton leaked her secrets on accident. And so it became their thing. Reading under blankets with flash lights and having contests of who could read faster, reinact the scenes better, read the bigger books, etc. Eventually they let Madison into their little club and it’s been a tradition ever since.

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Sinead: When I was younger I tried to form a gang once.

Hamilton: How’d it go?

Sinead: It turned into a book club.

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Natalie: We need to talk about your professionalism.

Dan, standing on a table with Hamilton, Ned, and Ted: Those are some mighty brave words from someone standing in lava.

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Dan: Sometimes, Natalie asks, “Dan, what do you think you’re doing?”

Dan: But that just means stop. She doesn’t actually want to know my thought process.

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Amy: You need to understand that sarcasm will get you nowhere in life.

Natalie: But it got me to the sarcasm Championships in Germany back in 2016.

Amy: Really?

Natalie: No, you idiot.

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Ian: i’ve never been in a snowball fight before. i don’t know the rules.

Amy: what?

Ian: is there a point system, or is it to the death?

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Amy: *is cooking a very lovely meal*

*audible and very loud cracking noise*

Amy: *turns to see Dan* DON’T. EAT. THE PACKING PEANUTS.

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Amy: Don't say it.

Dan: I wasn't going to say anything!

Amy: Yes you were.

Dan: No I wasn't.

Amy: You were going to say "I told you so," I know you were.

Dan: ...

Dan: Well, now that you mention it

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Natalie: *points to a squeaky cabinet in “Grace’s” mansion* You should get that fixed.

Dan: It's a total pain, but don't worry, it's not a ghost. Had it checked.

Natalie: *sarcastically* Good, because I was just about to ask if it was a ghost.