Poetical Poltergeist

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What if every story ever told was another reality and what if everytime people became fans of a story it weakened the dimensional walls of our universe? What if some people are beings from stories who accidentally fell into our reality?
Wtf are u smoking?



Cuz it's better than mine.
 

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You know how they say we create our own universe...

What if every speck of light represents every bodies individual universe, and we travel to each one while we sleep depending on how we think.

creating our own reality
Or what if we're intersecting with each other's universes and only meeting representatives of each other.
 

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hold on lemme see if i canfind some facts to prove my point


edit:History of the hamburger

i grew up there n thats the story

Hmm, even so there's still the Hamburg link

“There are many people of German descent in St. Louis. I think these St. Louis Germans, or maybe only one of them, can be blamed for misnaming the magnificent Texas culinary creation - which deserves more a precise and flattering title.

“In St. Louis I’ve heard from person, whose parents or grandparents came from the southern regions of Germany, say that northern Germans in the city of Hamburg were much given to eating ground meat, even in the distant past. Other Germans disapproved of the Hamburg ground meat freaks, especially the Hamburg types who liked raw ground meat. So the St. Louis Germans may have named the sandwich hamburger as a derisive gesture toward the barbaric, ground-meat gobblers in the city of Hamburg. It is certain that the people of Hamburg never got around to making a ground-meat sandwich. If they did it never caught on over there.”

Every link I find in french speaks about the fact the way of cooking the meat would come from Hamburg. However, they also state that the idea of actually puting the meat between bread as a sandwich indeed occured in the US. this link (in french) La vraie grande histoire du Hamburger also talks about the guy in your link and of 1904 as the official "birth" as the hamburger as we know it today.

So maybe your guy took a hot line and made it a hot song :leon:
 
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