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[WP] You have been cursed to always tell the truth. Not because you're unable to say something you know is false, but because once you say it, the universe will rearrange itself to make what you said true.

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[WP] Because you said your first words as a baby at the same time a powerful wizard chanted a spell, he put a magical Jinx on you — you're physically unable to speak until somebody says your true name. Turns out nobody, not even your parents or the wizard, knows what your true name actually is.

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[RF] “Huh, I guess I own a cat now.”

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[WP] It's the year 7000. A group of archaeologists finds your high school diary and theorize the existence of a religion around the text contained therein.

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[WP] Frank is just trying to get through his day, but you keep putting him into ridiculous scenarios and making him do things he doesn't want to do, through the power of narration.

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[WP] You have been cursed to always tell the truth. Not because you're unable to say something you know is false, but because once you say it, the universe will rearrange itself to make what you said true.	2413
[WP] Because you said your first words as a baby at the same time a powerful wizard chanted a spell, he put a magical Jinx on you — you're physically unable to speak until somebody says your true name. Turns out nobody, not even your parents or the wizard, knows what your true name actually is.	30
[RF] “Huh, I guess I own a cat now.”	28
[WP] It's the year 7000. A group of archaeologists finds your high school diary and theorize the existence of a religion around the text contained therein.	8
[WP] Frank is just trying to get through his day, but you keep putting him into ridiculous scenarios and making him do things he doesn't want to do, through the power of narration.	3