u/Same-Objective6052
One of these is fabricated. The other two are real. You have 11 seconds.
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[WP] America has fallen. All that remains in the ruins are relics of what was once the land of the free. It hurts just thinking about it. Corporate greed, corruption, and the lack of responsibility from the higher-ups led to its collapse. And that was 30 years ago.......
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reddit.comI HAVE BEEN LIED TO
I have always thought it was Berenstein all throughout my childhood. It's actually an A instead of an E
[Request] How many humans would it take to lift the Millennium Falcon?
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youtu.beMeemaw Knows Best
Back in 1977, my grandmother used to participate in an art class in grade school. She was pretty skilled, as seen by every student here... except for the teacher. You see, she (who I'll call Katie) was a bit of a jerk, constantly grading her unfairly, marking her down for the smallest mistakes, and even purposefully sending her to detention for "disturbing artwork." When she told her father about this, he was furious. He immediately walked to the school one morning and demanded that she be removed and that his daughter's grades be returned to normal. Unfortunately, the school refused, as there wasn't enough evidence to prove the teacher did such a thing. And during a parent-teacher conference, the teacher secretly made insults towards her, saying things like, pathetic, stupid, and even saying the R-word.
That was the last straw. She was going to get her revenge. How?
Later, near summer vacation, the teacher left a note on her desk. When Grandma came across it, she noticed that her handwriting was similar to her own. So, she devised a plan. She took the note home, copied the teacher's handwriting, took several notepads, and wrote every single arbitrary insult in the book. Then, she secretly walked into the teachers' lounge, placed every single note on the teachers' colleagues' desks, and walked out. She also remembered to sign Katie's name on the bottom of each one. The next day, she overheard a conversation with the superintendent and Katie. She was confronted about her "offensive" notes, and although she denied it, they still fired her ass. And when Katie saw Grandma, she was furious, but she couldn't prove that it was her. Besides, how could such an "innocent girl" do this to her teacher?
You'll love this one.
Starting a fresh session. Who's in for some social deduction? 👇
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My lies are set. 💣 Defuse me or get trolled. 👇
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Stop scrolling, start trolling. 🎮 Join the chaos: 👇
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The IMPOSSOBLE ONE
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What did u/Same-Objective6052 draw?
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they put the mamsnrhbr chehfde in the soder
My 100 Best Albums Of All Time (My Opinion)
I know there are many from RYM, but it's not too obvious tho.