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@SpookyScarySnoteleks group

Just had a random fic idea: Some Karen gets mad at my wlw OTP for 'turning her daughter gay' so ofc, they get spend the rest of their trip at the store being as PDA as possible, then finish it off at the end when they see her in the parking lot by saying 'you can't have those vegan burgers, you're turning my girlfriend vegan'
then they drive away, cackling, as they do

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Benedict Arnold whom?

@ElderGod-Icefire

Benedict Arnold whom?

kgjdfbdjh actually Benedict Arnold wasn't a traitor to the US. One, the US didn't fucking exist at that time. Two, he was a citizen of the British Empire. He wasn't a traitor, we just think of him as one because…"'Murica", I guess

@ElderGod-Icefire

Anyways, gotta go now, goodnight!

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Benedict Arnold whom?

kgjdfbdjh actually Benedict Arnold wasn't a traitor to the US. One, the US didn't fucking exist at that time. Two, he was a citizen of the British Empire. He wasn't a traitor, we just think of him as one because…"'Murica", I guess

I know lol I was just fucking around

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@SpookyScarySnoteleks group

Just had a random fic idea: Some Karen gets mad at my wlw OTP for 'turning her daughter gay' so ofc, they get spend the rest of their trip at the store being as PDA as possible, then finish it off at the end when they see her in the parking lot by saying 'you can't have those vegan burgers, you're turning my girlfriend vegan'
then they drive away, cackling, as they do

Oh, also, the one who's canonically a thief manages to sneakily send Karen's shopping cart halfway down the parking lot by the time the other manages to start the car

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Just had a random fic idea: Some Karen gets mad at my wlw OTP for 'turning her daughter gay' so ofc, they get spend the rest of their trip at the store being as PDA as possible, then finish it off at the end when they see her in the parking lot by saying 'you can't have those vegan burgers, you're turning my girlfriend vegan'
then they drive away, cackling, as they do

Oh, also, the one who's canonically a thief manages to sneakily send Karen's shopping cart halfway down the parking lot by the time the other manages to start the car

I love it.

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@SpookyScarySnoteleks group

Just had a random fic idea: Some Karen gets mad at my wlw OTP for 'turning her daughter gay' so ofc, they get spend the rest of their trip at the store being as PDA as possible, then finish it off at the end when they see her in the parking lot by saying 'you can't have those vegan burgers, you're turning my girlfriend vegan'
then they drive away, cackling, as they do

Oh, also, the one who's canonically a thief manages to sneakily send Karen's shopping cart halfway down the parking lot by the time the other manages to start the car

I love it.

I'll link it if I ever get around to writing it, there's not much you need to know about the characters
Also the one who isn't a thief has her birb with her because he is baby and giant ducks don't really work in modern AUs

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@Pickles group

My view of the Pledge is that it's, like…it's a way of showing respect to everything the flag stands for, not necessarily you swearing yourself to the state

We're supposed to say it but at this point we just stand while the principal says it over the intercom. I've had like two teachers that say it though, but I think they're less dead and maybe a little more unhinged than the rest of us

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@SpookyScarySnoteleks group

My voice is leaving me
I laughed too hard at the phrase "Holy shit, are you the pineapple god or something?"

@moss

When i was younger i'd just moved to the U.S. and I had no clue what the pledge was and why they repeated it every morning so i just mumbled some gibberish and hoped no one noticed for like a year lmao

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I had the worst weekend. and Im dieing inside :D

@murphysgirl

Oof darling do you want a fluffy shep picture to cheer you up

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Benedict Arnold whom?

kgjdfbdjh actually Benedict Arnold wasn't a traitor to the US. One, the US didn't fucking exist at that time. Two, he was a citizen of the British Empire. He wasn't a traitor, we just think of him as one because…"'Murica", I guess

I know lol I was just fucking around

I want to know.

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When i was younger i'd just moved to the U.S. and I had no clue what the pledge was and why they repeated it every morning so i just mumbled some gibberish and hoped no one noticed for like a year lmao

You can mumble literally anything and no one will notice. Anything.

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@SpookyScarySnoteleks group

When i was younger i'd just moved to the U.S. and I had no clue what the pledge was and why they repeated it every morning so i just mumbled some gibberish and hoped no one noticed for like a year lmao

You can mumble literally anything and no one will notice. Anything.

Anything?
Even the Communist Manifesto?
The Bee Movie script?

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Yes.

@murphysgirl

My high school gave up on doing the pledge when I was a junior. Nobody cared.

@murphysgirl

Do you guys want to hear a wholesome little story?

@moss

When i was younger i'd just moved to the U.S. and I had no clue what the pledge was and why they repeated it every morning so i just mumbled some gibberish and hoped no one noticed for like a year lmao

You can mumble literally anything and no one will notice. Anything.

Anything?
Even the Communist Manifesto?
The Bee Movie script?

lmaoo i wanna try saying one of those during the pledge and see if anyone would actually notice

@moss

Do you guys want to hear a wholesome little story?

yes please

@murphysgirl

Right. So, in my neighbourhood, there's this family that I'm really good friends with, and they have a little five-year-old girl with whom I've been friends for like three years. She's the sweetest little bean ever and I just love her to pieces.
So anyway, because of corona I hadn't seen her in months, right? So I was at the local park a few weeks ago, and I was checking my phone, and all of a sudden I hear someone squeal my name. So I look up, and next thing I know she's hugging my legs, just so delighted. She was there with two of her siblings, who both came over and said hi, but she stayed with me the entire time I was at the park and just followed me around and would hold my hand and talk to me, and told me that it was "always the happiest time when you're here!" And I DIED. She is SO FREAKING ADORABLE.

@berlioz

I really don't want to say the pledge, because I'm kinda like Dom with this. I don't wanna actually pledge myself to anything. Plus it's kinda creepy. I have to stand or else I'll get bullied probably, but I stopped putting my hand on my heart (which I used to get negative attention for), and stopped saying it. In my mind, I'm standing for fallen soldiers/any other dead person in America who I wish to pay respect for, not for the stupid piece of colored fabric or our nation itself. So yeah I only stand out of respect for certain people, but no sir I'm not chanting my loyalty to some government. I'm not even old enough to exercise loyalty in any way if I had it. It's just weird.

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Okay, so I went to two schools (or well, districts, technically-). Both of them the pledge was REQUIRED at, and the first I actually nearly got kicked out of for not saying it. I went to another school, in a different, more left leaning district, where the pledge was said every morning but I was by no means required to say it and neither was anyone else. Sometimes people might say it, other times my whole class would sit down, and that system actually worked way better than it being required, so idk. My parents were always fairly liberal (well my mom was at least, although she has her own shit still, and it took my dad a while to come around but after I came out to him he got better) nd my mom never made me say the pledge, and personally I think that the pledge is okay? But I don’t want to make anyone say it, and I certainly never will if I can help it.

@berlioz

That's whack you almost got kicked out. It used to be required in my district, along with the anthem, but now it has to be student led so there isn't any higher authority telling people to say it so we won't feel pressured… but the thing is the teachers tell the student leader to lead the students so it's really just an extra step. Most morning classes forget about it anyway. I haven't sung the anthem in years, they got rid of that.

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I used to live in Ohio, man. They’re weird.

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That's is wack. At my school - I live in a really right-wing state, that's mostly farmers and corn - our principal comes over the PA and the whole school does it together, like a giant cult. It's honestly kinda creepy to me, when I think about it too much. Plus, I hate that we have to say "Under God." I understand being religious, but not all people are and they shouldn't have to say it. I just want it to be fair for everyone, but it's not. My district has even talked about putting daily prayers into practice, even though we're a public school and are in no way a religious school.

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I used to live in Ohio, man. They’re weird.

I'm so sorry. I'm from Indiana, so I've been to Ohio several times, and I just want to say I'm sorry. XD

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It’s okay I live in the UP now so it’s all good. Well, better than Ohio, these people are weird about their fudge. I’ve even got the accent for it lmao.

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@Pickles group

I used to live in Ohio, man. They’re weird.

That feels like a your school thing, not an Ohio thing. I don't know anyone my age who's said the pledge since sixth grade and no one's gotten in trouble for it