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Commander John W. Flynt, certified in all the tests. All of them.
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That's a cute childhood anecdote, not a laurel wreath. It's a good example of her not understanding normal human interactions or accomplishments.
It's bizarre that she speaks of this as an accomplishment that's resume worthy. It's fine to be proud of something you did when you were 12 when you're 12. And maybe still when you're 14. But to be an adult bragging about being voted commander when you went to space camp? That's a cute childhood anecdote, not a laurel wreath. It's a good example of her not understanding normal human interactions or accomplishments.

speaking of poorly maintained plastic surgery, I wonder if john follows his dilation schedule or if his surgical wound has sealed up and turned his nethers into some sort of Ken doll monstrosity.I am leaning towards Wu's disturbing face shape being poorly maintained plastic surgery. We know that Brianna has had cosmetic surgery done and we all know how terrible he is about maintenance with everything else in his life, so I think it's as good an explanation as anything.
Nah, John has consistently based his claim of queerness (and parental persecution and disownment) on being "bisexual". In his fantasy retellings of his nonexistent girlhood, he claimed to have kissed other girls, and things like that.EDIT: I just reread and noticed he admits to being a queer person. But girl + boy = straight... so... accidental John drop!
Agree 100%. Wu gets away with this chameleon game because she is typically sly enough not to juggle too many lies at once. If you gather all her lies in one place, they will crumble. All you would have to do is search her tweets for "As an X, I..." and you'd have enough material for a few paragraphs. And screen cap and link each claim for maximum effect.I think the best way to screw her over is to add all of her previous jobs and self proclaimed expertise to her wiki article (which is sadly locked down). Having the first paragraph read “Brianna Wu is an illustrator, investigative journalist, blogger, founder of Giant Spacekatgal, software engineer, cartoonist, race car driver, candidate for US Congress, speaker on tech, InfoSec expert and prolific Twitter user” makes her sound like a real life Mary Sue that would make most normies recognize her for the phony she is.
I'm sure the games industry would be more than happy to control what people say about their games. I bet they would be completely fair about it, and totally not hide anything negative about their game, using the excuse they are just creating a safe and healthy environment. And I'm sure gaming industries somehow have the capability to somehow influence message board and other communities that are no way associated with their respective companies. Another great idea from one of Wu's orbiters.
It's bizarre that she speaks of this as an accomplishment that's resume worthy. It's fine to be proud of something you did when you were 12 when you're 12. And maybe still when you're 14. But to be an adult bragging about being voted commander when you went to space camp? That's a cute childhood anecdote, not a laurel wreath. It's a good example of her not understanding normal human interactions or accomplishments.
I bet he was spoiled as a kid so if he could wheedle his parents into paying for it, it's plausible.It might also help to bear in mind that none of this actually happened.
It’s just another lie like his “my parents bought me a PS1 dev kit I’m a game programmer since I was a little girl in missippi”.I bet he was spoiled as a kid so if he could wheedle his parents into paying for it, it's plausible.
But you're right, it's much more likely he watched SpaceCamp and imagined himself playing the lead.
BIG MOVES, GUYS.
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God, she's shameless. Someone in yankland want to DM her to see if they can get her to tell you what these BIG MOVES are?