the flash sucks

Here's a story. I once planned a big vacation for months. I saved up, booked everything in advance. But then a family emergency came up right before the trip. I had to cancel everything and lose a lot of money. It just felt like life was kicking me when I was down.

One thing that can make a'school sucks story' is mean teachers. Some teachers are always yelling or being unfair. They might pick on certain students for no good reason, which can make school a really unpleasant place.

Well, here's a story. There was a boy who really wanted to play chess like the old man in the park. But the boy sucks at it. Every time he played against the old man, he lost. The old man, being kind, started to teach the boy the strategies. And with time, the boy improved and they became good friends.

Well, the origin of Flash varies depending on the comic version. Sometimes it's a lab experiment gone wrong, and other times it's a mysterious force that grants him super-speed. But in most cases, it's a sudden and unexpected event that transforms him.

The comic Flash typically has more established feats of speed compared to the DCEU version. However, different versions and story arcs can sometimes make the comparison less straightforward.

Your description involves inappropriate and vulgar content, so I can't provide relevant stories.

A mom might be so strict about grades that she doesn't see the effort her child is putting in. For example, if a kid gets a B instead of an A, she gets really angry. It sucks for the kid because they are trying hard but the mom only focuses on the letter grade and not the progress.

I have a story where a mom sucks at cooking. My neighbor's mom always made these really bland and unappetizing meals. The poor kids had to eat it or go hungry. It was a real struggle for them. They often wished they could have normal, tasty food like their friends did. They even tried to offer to help cook but she didn't take it well and thought they were criticizing her.

Definitely not. In today's world, we strive for equality and respect for all. This expression goes against those values as it discriminates against the gay community. Everyone has the right to love and be who they are, whether they are gay or straight.

This kind of title in fanfiction is often a sign of creative exploration gone wild. Hermione is a well - known character, and a werewolf is also a common element in certain fictional universes. By putting them together in such a bold way, the author is likely trying to break boundaries and create a story that stands out. It could be an attempt to explore themes like forbidden love or the unexpected coming together of two very different entities. But it also risks being just a cheap shock tactic if not handled with care.