If I coulda gone to school.
I woulda or I shoulda .
I am not a fool.
If I coulda gone,
I'd not be here.
Playing useless games,
Whether I woulda or shoulda .
-----> see , sea, si
Come On And PLAY!!!
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LoisLane looking for Superman
See the sea?
Si !
Hollywood, Dollywood, knock on wood
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nancy drew
I've never been to Hollywood
or danced around at Dollywood
but maybe if I knock on wood
I'll never leave my neighborhood
polka mocha gladiola
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rip van winkle
Bohemian dance in duple time
Or dotted clothes or chicken thighs
Gimme, gim-me polka!
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An espresso plus choc-o-late and milk
becomes a frappucino latte silk
Gimme, gim-me mocha!
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Sword-shaped leaves pack lots of power
with brightly colored funneled flowers
And that's the gladiola!
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Thistle, whistle, worsted
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(Hi all! Have a great day.)
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nancy drew
that was good Rippy
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compound complex
Hello, Friends!
I endeavor, whenever I wear my worsted wool suit, to whistle a happy tune because I cannot help but be lured into a patch of thistle once I have found myself nattily attired. Jumping in with all fours is my peculiar, unexplained wont. I love the feel of nettles on my tough hide, but it's quite the chore for my long-suffering dry cleaner's operator.
He just smiles, and whistles a happy tune . . .
$$$$$$$$!!!
am, was, have been
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snowbird
I am revisiting "purchase": The tired horses tried to regain purchase as the chariot lurched around the rocky bend.
I was inspired by one of Leonard Pitt's column in which he used the word purchase in a similar fashion.
I have been away for a few day, but I'm happy to be back on board.
verbs adverbs conjunctions
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compound complex
snowbird: !
When proofreading and editing for writers, I encourage them to use verbs in their sentences; often, the sentences in question describe no action or state of being. In addition, I advise against overuse of adverbs. Sometimes, too, conjunctions may be left out to create a particular effect: I came, I saw, I conquered.
great, grate, grade
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snowbird
CoCo, et al.
The great thing about living in Alabama is that there are not too many funny talkin' people to grate on our nerves, also, the highest grade of peanuts can be found in our fair state.
neigh nay weigh way