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minus-squareTroyOPMlinkfedilink3•1 year agoYeah, there’s got to be a reason she thought to save them in a secret pocket sewn into a magnificent dress. Even if that reason was misguided, a delusion of adventure or something :)
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•1 year agoClearly she substituted a fake weather report into the national broadcast in order to confuse the army and get away with some sort of elaborate heist. Now I need to find a decent writer to help me turn this into a ridiculous screenplay that hopefully makes me rich.
Yeah, there’s got to be a reason she thought to save them in a secret pocket sewn into a magnificent dress. Even if that reason was misguided, a delusion of adventure or something :)
Clearly she substituted a fake weather report into the national broadcast in order to confuse the army and get away with some sort of elaborate heist.
Now I need to find a decent writer to help me turn this into a ridiculous screenplay that hopefully makes me rich.