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Bit began to wonder if he was actually an experiment by Shroedinger, which is probably spelled wrong. 

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They are challenging us. 

14 hours ago, King Taravangian said:

Alright people, step up your winning, we've got almost half the pages of The Longest Thread.  We can take 'em down.  

And also:

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I Win.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Narrator Ganvcho came back to life and chose the Last Post Wins, while Narrator Gancho chose the Longest Thread.

There were many headaches that would follow.

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Narrator Ghanderflaffle would always choose this side and she pressured Narrator Lunamor to do the same. She pressured him with the secret of the 10th pancake.

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Already knowing the secret of the tenth pancake, Narrator Lunamor could not be pressured and just decided to help both threads.

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Narrator Beantheboy comes to this thread to pressure Narrator Lunamor into helping the thread, "The Last Post Wins" more than this thread. 

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Narrator Jaywalk remained with this side, but quickly realized that it would be better settled in the Superfight.

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Narrator Xinoehp expressed his displeasure that the Last Post people claimed to win, when in fact, no one would could ever know they had actually won. He pledged his support to the Longest Thread.

Uncle Brandy stepped up to the table. Around were gathered all the characters ever created by the Longest Thread.

"As the first true character, I implore all of you to action."

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Shard of Thought took a breath. She had decided. She would support The Longest Thread. It had won its reputation through devoted hard work and having seen the full beauty of the story, she knew she must defend it. 

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