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  1. Angry_Clown

    Would you have sex with a dragon?

    The more fitting question would be: "would a dragon have sex with me?".
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    SH-neesan...

    The smudges on her breastplate make it look like that thing was nailed to her tits. And those are old bloodstains.
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    What kind of tropes/genres/plots/cliches do you usually look for when reading a brand new [web]novel?

    I look for an idiot plot and its cheap knockoffs. Once I see it, I abandon the novel. If the only driving force behind the plot is the random idiocy of the cast, I get massive amounts of Spanish shame and can't read any further.
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    *waits to rob the body*

    *waits to rob the body*
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    The Last to Comment Wins

    Why is my left walnut bigger than my other two?
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    Writing Prompt Going to Another World...

    And now you're in the king's court with your pants down, a fat log dangling between your cheeks, and in a weird pose.
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    Writing Prompt Going to Another World...

    Suicide by excessive masturbation. I try hard every day. It's a noble goal.
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    The Last to Comment Wins

    Do you like fish sticks?
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    The Last to Comment Wins

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    The Last to Comment Wins

    ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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    Some Cultural Foodstuffs...

    No. No, they wouldn't. Pelmeni are traced to the Ural and Siberia regions. Which are Russia. Beef Stroganoff is a refined version of an older russian recipe and first mentioned (in print) by a Russian cookbook. Rassolnik originated around the 15th century. In Russia. Zefir is an evolution of...
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    Some Cultural Foodstuffs...

    @SailusGebel Pelmeni? Rassolnik? Beef Stroganoff (although it's rather generic). Zefir? Pastila? I mean, there's plenty of things that are strictly Russian cuisine.
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    The Last to Comment Wins

    Well, I found it, and I'm not giving it back.
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    Some Cultural Foodstuffs...

    Yeah, that's the polish word for slavic dumplings. Ukrainian word is varenyky. That person is a filthy pshek masquerading as a ukrainian.
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    Some Cultural Foodstuffs...

    "Ukrainian" in descent, calls them "pierogis". Seems legit.
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    I Spat On The Eye of The God

    @BenJepheneT, ah yes, the sponsor bit at the end of youtube vids. What's next, Assault: Shade Stories?
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    I have to rate balanoposthitis higher on this list.

    I have to rate balanoposthitis higher on this list.
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    I Spat On The Eye of The God

    @BenJepheneT
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