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77) When allusive comments are made which simultaneously aspire to a generality but seem to be targeting a single person or finite group of persons. The natural condition of the Barbeloid being neurotic and somewhat self-absorbed, usually a good dozen people to sideswipe whom the original monition never intended are cut to the quick.
Ergo, at least ten people all go all "Do they mean me? They surely do!", leading to a Charybdis of recrimination, correction, accidental flaming, various leapings to various defences, various bolsterings of various attacks, many of which may not in fact exist, and ultimately a chandelier falling on Prince John's guards, the counterweight acting to pull Robin to safety. |
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