Cookie Thread Act 7: Romulus

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#23666

mm sure

#23667

only one tho

#23668

loading up tts

#23669

mk

#23670

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#23671

i should kill people

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12999th poster gets a cookie (cookie thread (Part 7)) (Part 8)
#23672

real

#23673

@benguinedparbecue

#23674

Atlas should kill people

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#23675

she ten on pai til i- [LOUD GUNSHOTS}

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#23676

may how do i mahjong good help

#23677

Do not

#23678

lmao everybody was in tenpai for a round

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#23679

mayyyy they all had korean/japanese characters for their users they’re scawy

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#23680

someone tell me tk
Sleel

#23681

I’m not going to tell you to tk Sleel

#23682

Elk
Me to sleep

#23683

i told you to 2 hours ago

#23684

is it presumptious to think that, for certain media, you need a certain lived experience to fully appreciate it??

My thought is that certain media is often written by and for people of a certain lived experience. Like a movie about 1980s ireland, people who lived that experience and know what its like will inherently catch and enjoy specific subtleties that people who didn’t live that experience wont?

Or is all media purely in a vacuum of its audience, where anyone can fully realize the extent of a movies subtleties even if they dont have that same lived experience and/or its not written “for them”

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#23685

or, like, even if you fully “pick up” on everything, is someone still able to enjoy it the same if they haven’t lived the experience? Is a scene where someone has car trouble before an important event be inherently more compelling to somebody who has had that happen to them, and knows the emotions that come with it?

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