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Well, the term 'panty sniff story' is quite odd and not a mainstream concept. It could be part of some extremely niche or even disturbing fictional works. In a general sense, it implies a story centered around an act that is considered inappropriate and disrespectful to others' privacy and personal boundaries.

No. 'Panty sniff stories' are completely inappropriate as they involve abnormal and disrespectful behavior that violates personal boundaries and privacy.

It's not appropriate in a general sense. The idea of 'panty sniffer' implies something that is invasive of privacy and often associated with perverse behavior, so stories around this are not suitable for most audiences.

Sons of Anarchy isn't a comic book. It originated as a television show that gained a lot of popularity for its gritty story and complex characters.

There is no way to tell who made up the 'panty boy story' without further information. It could have been a spontaneous creation during a storytelling session, where someone just came up with the idea on the spot. It could also be part of a larger body of work, like a collection of strange and humorous stories, but without more context, we can't identify the person behind it.

I'm not sure specifically which 'panty boy story' you are referring to. There could be various fictional or personal stories with such a name. It might be a made - up story within a particular community or a creative writing piece.

Definitely not. This behavior is abnormal and unacceptable in most cultures. It shows a lack of respect for personal boundaries and family ethics. Everyone should wear their own appropriate clothing, and this kind of behavior related to wearing others' private undergarments is not to be done.

It might also be a story that uses the concept of a 'panty sniffer' as a metaphor for someone who is overly interested in something very personal or private of others in a non - literal, perhaps more of a psychological exploration kind of story, though this is still a rather odd concept to base a story on.

Yes, Panty and Stocking does have a manga. It's based on the original concept and characters.

Yes, 'Anarchy Parlor' is based on a true story. This means that the core idea or some of the events in the story have their roots in reality. The movie may have drawn inspiration from real incidents, perhaps something that happened in a particular place or to certain people. It's interesting how real - life can be the starting point for creating a fictional world on the screen. The creators probably wanted to bring a sense of authenticity to the movie by basing it on a true story.