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Albino Road

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People making up greentexts to screenshot and post to Reddit to hopefully post to xitter is basically the modern equivalent of writers anonymously submitting short stories to local news papers who can hopefully syndicate them to major magazines
For the record, if you want to see a specific greentext you can ask me for it. I can’t say I’ll succeed, there’s countless tales that showed up on one thread only and tracking them down can be a bitch, but if I recognise it I’ll give it a try

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Do you have that greentext about the guy who saw the alien with the Thatcher Syndrome Face? Or the one about the guy's cousin who was in the military and went to an island thay is blacked out on google maps? Sorry for the vague descriptions. They were previously posted by a now defunct account, and I haven't found them since.
I’m sure I have the Thatcher one lying around somewhere, he sees a woman in a car with it doesn’t he? Unless that’s a similar but different greentext. I’ll take a look. The other one isn’t ringing any bells, do you remember any other details?
Voice reenactments of greentexts are never good because the type of people brave enough to put their voices out to read a greentext to the world just don't have the severe autism required to understand the desperate pain that the people who wrote the greentexts were feeling about something so minorly embarrassing