Wow, a double-whammy. Not only UQMs, but also unnecessary underlines. Ewww...
Plus underline, bold and italics! WHEEEE!
That's odd -- in my dictionary "security" starts with "S."
What's the linguistic difference between one exclamation mark and two exclamation marks?
ahahahaha
According to Dean Koontz, a person is alloted a set amount of exclamation points when they are born. When they have used them all up, it's their time to die. I think it must work that way with quotation marks, too.
Please, please, PLEASE tell me this was not in a school...
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Wow, a double-whammy. Not only UQMs, but also unnecessary underlines. Ewww...
ReplyDeletePlus underline, bold and italics! WHEEEE!
ReplyDeleteThat's odd -- in my dictionary "security" starts with "S."
ReplyDeleteWhat's the linguistic difference between one exclamation mark and two exclamation marks?
ReplyDeleteahahahaha
ReplyDeleteAccording to Dean Koontz, a person is alloted a set amount of exclamation points when they are born. When they have used them all up, it's their time to die. I think it must work that way with quotation marks, too.
ReplyDeletePlease, please, PLEASE tell me this was not in a school...
ReplyDeleteNice stuff...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing....
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