An Obituary for a Cookie
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Robert Kingett
Hey there! Oh yeah! It’s very relatable, even now. I really don’t like it when someone takes my food and if I don’t know it. That really sets me on edge in ways that I can’t even rant about enough! I think it is a blind thing, really not liking when someone takes my food
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Robert Kingett
Hey Meg, so the reason why I wrote single space is because when you write in double space, that actually takes up more room so if you want to fill up a page quickly, you make everything double space. The point of that line was to insinuate that he wouldn’t need to rely on tricks, he would have to rely on on his words to write a much longer apology. I hope this helps!
Meg
Also, there was a point where I thought the cookie thief was a cat or something lol 
Meg
I was wondering if you thought the cookie was actually hidden rather than eaten. The thing is the cookie is now literally gone forever because the other person ate it. Not trying to overstate the obvious, but it’s different than hiding a Christmas cookie under the tree, and finding a pleasant surprise afterwards. That kind of thing I can cope with, but the cookie grief, two real guys, two real. 
Meg
電脳隷従P
That was hilarious! It’s even more hilarious because I have felt that feeling and it is all too common for me to experience those things. Weird things get hidden in my house and it causes that feeling all the time.