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My theory is that @spradlin is a genie, you know the poofs of smoke when summoned and the unexplainable number of thumbs, I mean just look at the genie from Aladdin, he was able to do some pretty weird stuff 😛
Theater kid. Currently depressed because I can't stop listening to sad musicals.
@kate-flournoy I 100% apologize for hijacking this post that was originally very relevant and scholarly. But, maybe like characters drive the plot, people drive the thread? *weakly submits weak analogy*
@christi-eaton I can neither confirm nor deny your allegations. 😛 😀
"When enemies attack your kingdom you don't flee you show them why it's your kingdom. With your lightsaber."
Hahaha @spradlin I totally didn’t mind. 😀
There’s not much to build on this, actually— it’s a fact, not a technique, so it can’t really be discussed. 😛
And what exactly does your ‘weak’ analogy mean? I’m not quite sure I get it…
@kate-flournoy *breathes sigh of relief* And true!
Weak analogy was that characters and plot work the same way as forum posts and forum members. The forum members drive the post. 😛
"When enemies attack your kingdom you don't flee you show them why it's your kingdom. With your lightsaber."
@spradlin ahhhhhhhhh… yes. That does make sense. Very much sense. 😉 Thanks for your input. 😀
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"When enemies attack your kingdom you don't flee you show them why it's your kingdom. With your lightsaber."
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