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Not at all. Most common expressions are more easily interpretable and less likely to cause confusion. This phrase combines words in a way that makes it seem more like a made - up or very niche statement rather than a common one. It might be used within a very specific context or by a particular person, but it's not something you'd expect to hear widely.

Yes, you can block someone from your IG story. There are no major restrictions really. As long as you have the right to block a person generally on Instagram, you can block them from seeing your story.

I don't know as I haven't read it. It could be some strange, otherworldly beings.

One popular modern military graphic novel is 'Maus' by Art Spiegelman. It tells the story of a Holocaust survivor through a unique graphic style. Another is 'The Photographer' which combines real - life military events in Afghanistan with the story of a photojournalist. 'V for Vendetta' also has elements of a military - like resistance against a totalitarian regime, though it's more of a dystopian military - themed work.

There's 'Clash of Perspectives' which is a great 'harry and louis fight fanfic'. In this one, their fight stems from different career goals and how they each think the other should be handling their public image. It's a well - written exploration of their characters in the face of conflict.

You can find real funny stories from your friends. They often have some great anecdotes to share from their own experiences.

One idea could be an Acromantula befriending a Hogwarts student who is an outcast. The student discovers the Acromantula has a unique ability that could help in the fight against Voldemort. So they team up secretly.

I'm not entirely sure as it might be a relatively niche or new story. But generally, it could involve elements like a struggle for survival in a kingdom where death is a major theme. Maybe there are battles against some sort of deadly threats, or perhaps it's about the first encounter with death within the kingdom's history.

The first one that comes to mind is Hannibal Lecter. He's so iconic that his character has been adapted into multiple movies. Another notable one is Dexter Morgan from the 'Dexter' series of books. He is a serial killer who only kills other killers, which gives him a unique moral code in the world of fictional serial killers. There's also Mr. Hyde from 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'. He represents the evil alter - ego of Dr. Jekyll, emerging to commit heinous acts.

One sad one - sided love story could be like this. There was a guy, Mark, who worked with a girl, Anna. Mark was head over heels for Anna. He would bring her coffee every morning, offer to do extra work for her. But Anna only saw him as a good friend. She talked to him about her dates with other men. Mark just had to listen and smile, his heart aching inside. In the end, Anna got engaged to someone else, and Mark was left with a broken heart.