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Well, without more context about this 'Bing Nicks' horror story, it's hard to give a detailed account. It could potentially be a story where Bing Nicks discovers a cursed object. For example, he finds an old doll that seems to move on its own and causes all sorts of strange and scary things to happen around him. Maybe it starts with small things like objects being misplaced, but then escalates to more dangerous and menacing events.

There might be a fanfiction where Voldemort's death isn't as final as it seems in the original books. In this story, his followers find a way to bring him back in a more powerful and terrifying form, and Harry has to face this new threat with the help of his friends and some unexpected allies. Also, a fanfic could focus on Fred Weasley's death and how George struggles to cope, eventually finding a way to honor his brother by creating a new magical invention.

The 'girl in the basement' story often refers to cases where a girl has been held captive in a basement. There have been some real - life horror stories like this. For example, Elisabeth Fritzl in Austria was held in a basement by her father for 24 years. He assaulted her repeatedly and she gave birth to several children during that time. It's a tragic and disturbing situation that shows the worst of human nature.

One real - life example could be in the fashion industry. Some shoe designers might have a foot fetish. They pour their passion into creating beautiful shoes not just for the aesthetic of the shoes themselves but also because they have an interest in feet. They focus on how the shoes will look on feet, the shape of the foot they will adorn, etc.

In Twilight fanfiction, the Emancipation Proclamation could be related to the werewolves. The werewolves could see their own struggle for freedom and self - determination in the context of the historical proclamation. They are constantly fighting against the vampires to protect their land and people, much like the slaves fought for their freedom. So it could be used as a metaphorical backdrop to their story.

Since I'm not privy to the exact story Steve Corino tells about the Iron Sheik, it could range from a humorous incident during a match preparation. For example, perhaps there was a time when the Iron Sheik got his gear mixed up and Steve Corino found it really funny. Or it could be about something the Iron Sheik said that had everyone in stitches. Wrestling has a lot of behind - the - scenes anecdotes, and this could be one of those interesting tales that only those in the wrestling community at that time truly know the full details of.

Well, in this story, the '3 studs' might be part of a hobby or collection of the wife. The husband watching her could imply his interest in her passion. It might be that the wife has a unique way of incorporating these 3 studs into her daily life or appearance, and the husband is intrigued by it. For example, if the studs are handmade or have a special origin, it could add more depth to the story.

I'm not sure specifically what the 't9 case problem 1 star dust stories' is about as the name is rather ambiguous. It could be a story related to a case called t9, perhaps in a scientific, fictional or business context. Without more information, it's hard to say.

You can start by searching on major fanfiction websites like FanFiction.net or Archive of Our Own. Just type in 'Goku and Pan Love' in the search bar, and it should bring up relevant stories.

Yes, you can play the Blood and Wine expansion after completing the main story in The Witcher 3. It offers an entirely new adventure in the land of Toussaint.