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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It’s so much easier to get your way with one, two, or four chums who got your back and don’t mind joining in a little intimidation. Bullies seem to be a bit of a pack species when encountered in media. Oh sure, there’s always a leader, but somehow he or she has often convinced or intimidated a few other characters to follow him or her around in his or her never ending quest to be a douche-bag to the main characters. These side characters are considered of minor importance at best, and may not even serve any purpose other than to make the group look that much more intimidating, or to simply laugh at the leader's every insult and say "Good one". (As a rule, take down the leader and the rest will melt away; A Friend in Need they are not.) |