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[EU] Bruce Wayne, long after retirement, is in his twilight years at a Gotham City retirement home. He notices a familiar face being wheeled in by a facility caretaker.

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[MP] Write to the music! 'Prelude to Tristan and Isolde,' sweeping sounds of melancholy

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[MP] A story to read while listening to this sound effect in another tab.

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[WP] A "buddy cop" story with Obama and Putin having to work together to solve crime

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[EU] Phineas and Ferb have grown up, and are both CEOs of large tech companies. They're bitter business rivals.

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[WP] In an unexplainable mass event, everyone on earth loses their ability to tell a lie. Everyone, that is, except for you

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[WP] A carousel: start with a character, and follow them until a significant interaction with another character. Then, follow this new character until he/she has a major interaction with another. Repeat in this manner until returning back to the original character.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[EU] Bruce Wayne, long after retirement, is in his twilight years at a Gotham City retirement home. He notices a familiar face being wheeled in by a facility caretaker.	1
[MP] Write to the music! 'Prelude to Tristan and Isolde,' sweeping sounds of melancholy	1
[MP] A story to read while listening to this sound effect in another tab.	1
[WP] A "buddy cop" story with Obama and Putin having to work together to solve crime	1
[EU] Phineas and Ferb have grown up, and are both CEOs of large tech companies. They're bitter business rivals.	0
[WP] In an unexplainable mass event, everyone on earth loses their ability to tell a lie. Everyone, that is, except for you	0
[WP] A carousel: start with a character, and follow them until a significant interaction with another character. Then, follow this new character until he/she has a major interaction with another. Repeat in this manner until returning back to the original character.	0