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Lavendrey
@khleedril
Smart ass
Jen Kuntz ๐จ๐ฆI asked my partner, on her way to the grocery store, to add mayonnaise to the shopping list. She asked for a picture. Naturally, I sent this with some slight sarcasm as a response. #SmartAss
MichaelDeeply disappointed right now: My dictionary does not know the word "Heptarchy" for the period when today's England was split into multiple rivaling Kingdoms.
What I really want to say: I'm smarter than my dictionary. ๐ค ๐
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Is reversing a trailer really that hard? My wife thinks so lol ๐
`Da ElfTo friend driving from #SantaCruz to Cupertino...
"Ah, already over the hill? (That joke never gets old) ...
band hit - twice
C."Can you please clarify what exactly you are objecting to, so that I can more efficiently explain why you're wrong?"
"I find it difficult to believe that you're this stupid."
"Hey! That's not right!"
"Okay, I take it back. I don't find it difficult."
lilalexeiLooks like Facebook is having issues. Guess folks have to go out and touch grass. #ChaoticQueer #GeekCrafts #SmartAss
Anna Saultron 
17.08.2024 Are real people you know ever the basis for characters in your story?
Thesis: no is not an viable answer im this question.
People know more people as they think. People know celebrities and prominent persons to varying degrees. A basis for a character is with outmost certainty something they have seen in nature, a habit or something that was already portrait before. Thus making the only possible answer yes.
The question does not define the characteristics of "you know."
If we defined it to "you know personal" than the answer can be no.
But if we take "you know about" it broadens the pool of people to an absurd amount of characters and traits making the answer no impossible.
So with this out of the way my answer is yes.
#WordWeavers 17.08.2024 #writing #smartass #dumbass #wordscale