What went wrong?

>>213882118 (OP)
never shit in your own backyard

>>213882118 (OP)

>>213882284
Stayvun. Can you go this far back Stayvun.

>>213882284

>>213882118 (OP)
I don't know.

im no actor but when they cast for the inevitable stayvun cinematic universe i will be auditioning

>>213882118 (OP)
what do you call Stayvun's hairstyle? The Sword Collector?

>>213883281
The Dirty Underwear

>>213882118 (OP)
that boy ain't right
I tell ya hwut
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lygHqgdiG24

How do we stop the incel menace? What can we, as 4channarians, do to help make sure another beautiful young woman, so full of promise and life, is never cut down by another pathetic video game playing cheeto eathing porn addicted FREAK like Steven?

>>213882118 (OP)
Nothing went wrong, he was convicted

Anybody else agree that the whole “……body?!?” reaction was actually a pretty reasonable way to react when you just found out somebody living next door to you died? I’d probably react similarly if o found out my neighbor was killed despite never talking to them

>>213883948
>"Buh-Buh-Buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-BODY?!!? EEEEEEEEEYIKES!"
>tugs at collar, copious amounts of steam rise out
>*GULP*
>legs start spinning, cue hannah barbara run sfx
>"Gawrsh... erm.. check please!"
>dissapears, leaving behind a stayvun shaped cloud
>darts back to house
>plows through door, leaving behind a Stayvun shaped hole
>cliff is on the other side of house
>runs past cliff
>stops
>"Wait a second..."
>Looks down
>looks back up, looks at the camera in despair, then holds up a small flag that says "uh oh!"
>plummets, cue slide whistle sfx
>SMACK
>sad trombone plays
yeah, same

>>213883948
It'd be reasonable to be shocked since she lived around real close to him and they would see each other, maybe a bit of small talk here and there. But his reaction was much more than would I'd do if I learned a missing "acquaintance" who lived down the hall had died, whose body was found.

>>213883948
I see that all the time whenever someone we know is guilty reacts to a death. A lot of people have different reactions to hearing that news.

>he's angry he's been accused of his murder. someone who was really concerned would ask what happened
>he's pretending to be concerned about his friends murder and not at all concerned about being accused

I think experienced homicide detectives can tell you when a reaction out of the ordinary but everyone reacts to death differently. My sister is a doctor and said she's had people start giggling and laughing when getting bad news.

>>213883169
Big guy for me