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001 | (this is so not what she) texted
[ hey, look, it's a picture of a brightly colored phallic fruit from Sorrow's orchard. it's laid out on a cutting board next to a second brightly colored phallic fruit that has been cut into, and clearly chewed up and spit out. next, is a selfie of ashley, her nose wrinkled in disgust. ]
The only room this 'fruit' could possibly be used in is the bedroom!!!
Y U C K
[ and several minutes after the post occurs, out in hadriel, in the ud house, ashley screams in horror. that was not at all what she wrote. someone save her. call ghostbusters! burn the phone! oh god, or maybe just kill her! ]
The only room this 'fruit' could possibly be used in is the bedroom!!!
Y U C K
[ and several minutes after the post occurs, out in hadriel, in the ud house, ashley screams in horror. that was not at all what she wrote. someone save her. call ghostbusters! burn the phone! oh god, or maybe just kill her! ]

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Oh, why not, lyrics, yes. [ The aggravated huff. ] It shouldn't be possible. There's no evidence of it in any of the code. It's got to be a god.
[ Which means Miss Rage. Who else? ]
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To be honest, any time something weird happens, I kind of automatically assume it's a god. [ though there's always a chance someone got in and messed with something, but if he says there's no evidence in the code, then he's right, probably god. ]
If we really wanted not to be bothered by this, we could all just stop using our phones for the duration of all this. [ when it's not aggravating. ]
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Grudgingly. ]
I'd say she's opted for a rather ridiculous, petty tactic this time, but I've heard enough to prefer this to a serious effort on her part.
[ Less grudgingly. Comparing glitching phones to cannibalism and murder sprees exposes the obvious: there is no comparison.
It's only him, really. Rooted in her very suggestion, because what it amounts to isn't a surprising conclusion, but one that makes the already dubious utility of his efforts to date even more negligible: ]
Yes, the only way to guarantee escaping consternation. It's a useful reminder, I suppose, that they gave us the phones. Anything on them, any part of them, could be compromised at any time.
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...And now I want to write down all the notes I've taken on the phone just to make sure I don't accidentally lose them thanks to a magical godly glitch.