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Page 250 of tdc
Maze runner fans cried for days
Friend: why are you crying?
Me: page 250

Friend: what was on page 250?
Me: please just leave me alone
Friend: but-
Me: please, (friends name). Please.
Page 250 by Newty March 15, 2017
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A word that, when used in the presence of The Maze Runner fans, causes severe emotional trauma. Can also be used to describe a senario that causes severe emotional trauma. Is somewhat of an "inside joke" for fans of The Maze Runner series.
Person 1: What page in that book are you on?
Person 2: I'm on page 250.
The Maze Runner fan: What!?! *Starts sobbing hysterically*

Family member: Our dog just passed away.
The Maze Runner fan: What?!?! This is page 250 all over again! *Starts sobbing hysterically*
Page 250 by TheBookNerd July 7, 2017

Page 250 

Also called "page 2.50" or "P. 2.50"
Originates from page 250 of The Maze Runner series: The Death Cure that has caused tears and denial among fans.

An event that you try to erase from your memory. You avoid talking about it at all costs because it hurts or feels uncomfortable to think about.
Also used for the action of pretending it never happened.
Friend: do you remember that time when you...?
You: I've been trying to page 250 that one...
Or:
Friend: did you hear about that girl who...?
You: omg no how embarrassing!
Friend: I know right? Serious case of Page 250

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A nonexistent page from ‘The Maze Runner’ series. When brought up to a Maze Runner fan will most likely result in serious injury or even death.
Shank: Why are you crying?
TMR fan: Page 250
Shank: ...ok...?

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bullshit that should be ripped up into a million pieces
friend: are you okay?

me: page 250

friend: and?

me: leave me alone, please, (friends name), please
Page 250 by mrsobrienn March 6, 2021

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Page 250 in The Maze Runner: The Death Cure is the page all TMR fans hate. It is known for giving the fans depression and causing them to cry. The three words on there are very sad. Those words being "Please, Tommy. Please."
Friend: Why're you crying?
Me: Page 250.. *hands over book*
Friend: *looks at 250 and gets depression*