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What's your name, man?

Alexander Hamilton

*ten hours of applause*

My name is Alexander Hamilton

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What's your name, man?

Alexander Hamilton

*ten hours of applause*

My name is Alexander Hamilton

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the changes are worse than i thought

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“hows school”

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the sorting hat: you can go in Slytherin or Ravenclaw, which do you want?

me: which will make people trust me unquestioningly?

the sorting hat: the answer is Ravenclaw but because you asked that way you're going in Slytherin

me: that's fair.

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Alison Hendrix in Season 4

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When engineers are bored.

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she was SHIVERING so I made her into a little burrito of warms

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USA Problem #170

#@logan

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Jimmy asked for your #MyKidIsWeird tweets, and you guys did not disappoint…

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So, when I was doing my thesis on whether or not fanfiction should be considered a legitimate genre of literature, my advising professor asked me for examples.  I gave him the generic ones, of course - “Pride & Prejudice and Zombies” is a horror fanfic of “Pride & Prejudice”, “50 Shades of Grey” is an erotica fic of “Twilight" - and that seemed to make him understand what fanfiction is, but not how it’s useful.  So I thought about it, and, after about a minute, I said, “Paradise Lost is basically a fanfiction of the Book of Genesis.  And The Divine Comedy is an epic self-insertion fic for Catholic doctrine.  So, basically, you were teaching us fanfiction last semester.”  I had never before seen a grown man’s eyes widen with such fear, incomprehension, disgust, awe, and understanding.

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boss fight

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Daenerys Targaryen

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