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Apparently I am all about jobs lately, so:
I'm offering tutoring to anyone who needs it. I'm good with most subjects 6-12, but I specialize in chemistry and biology. My name is Gwen Stacy aaaand I can be reached pretty much whenever. Come talk to me here if you're interested and I can give you a couple of other contact methods.
PS, that carvnival? At least twice as sketchy as Coney Island, and Coney Island? Is pretty sketchy.
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I want to talk about Madame Red's. More specifically, about Lau.
I'm offering tutoring to anyone who needs it. I'm good with most subjects 6-12, but I specialize in chemistry and biology. My name is Gwen Stacy aaaand I can be reached pretty much whenever. Come talk to me here if you're interested and I can give you a couple of other contact methods.
PS, that carvnival? At least twice as sketchy as Coney Island, and Coney Island? Is pretty sketchy.
( super ultra private as hell text to one Peter Parker: )
I want to talk about Madame Red's. More specifically, about Lau.
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Then again, that's not really that unusual, here.
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Did you go?
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I did. It was even sketchier from up close.
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Then, of course, there is the mysterious nature of its arrival, up in a single night and replacing a section of forest - which just so happened to reappear or grow back when the carnival vanished. And the question of just who were the carnival workers, anyway - as they certainly haven't been seen on the island before.
Beyond that, there was something else. Nothing I can exactly quantify, but an odd feeling, little things that didn't add up. I might almost have wondered if the carnival were haunted!
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God. I. Forget it. Forget I said all that. Thank you, for the, uh -- the details. The fact that it's impossible to rule out the carnival being haunted as a legitimate possibility is just -- bizarre.
hello roommate's pretty girlfriend please ignore everything you've ever heard about me
if you put my superhero boyfriend in danger because of illegal drug activity, so help me.
WHAT HE'S FINE HE'S SPIDERMAN HE IS THE DANGER THAT FWIPS IN THE NIGHT
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Annnnd no. Not even kind of. It's been a New York fixture for over a century or something like that. Buuuut it's still sketchy. To "preserve local flavor" it's basically been locked into a historical time warp. There haven't been any updates to it in a really long time. I mean, everyone goes to Coney Island as a kid if you live in New York, it's -- it's a staple. It's just what you do. Half the charm is the fact that you're half convinced most of the rides could kill you at any time. So it's -- you know. It's nice.
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Also this one time I went to Coney Island with Ganke and we ate a bunch of Nathan's Hot Dogs and we felt kinda sick afterwards but we went on the Wonder Wheel anyway and it stopped at the top and I got a little dizzy and I almost threw up on the people below us and now I don't like ferris wheels anymore.
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I know chemistry too.
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Like literally in the other room.
Right there.
Full of chemistry knowledge.
Well, not in the other room right now but... usually. In the other room.
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Metaphors. And also subtlety. That too.
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Oh, my god. What made you think that was a good idea in the first place?!
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Um... we saw the hot dog eating contest on tv on the 4th of July and we started talking and eventually we ended up deciding that to start our training our first challenge would be to combine our stomachs to eat as many as the guy who got fifth place and then by the time we were old enough to compete one of us could win and we'd split the prize money. But the fifth place guy ate 16 hot dogs that year and by 4 and a half I didn't want to be a competitive eater anymore.
Obviously looking back it wasn't one of our better ideas.
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