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- If the offending team were some kind of birds, we could likely accept the grammar goof in the closed captions … 🤣… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 4 days ago
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- RT @MerriamWebster: Writing Puzzle #43 On some headphones we got recently, the box had the suggestion (threat?) circled in green below. Wr… 5 months ago
- Another noun gone bad ... See our series: tinyurl.com/2xrnw3zu https://t.co/aUH9If7ds5 5 months ago
- Circulating on Pinterest and Facebook ... (it helps to read it as a poem). https://t.co/TGGV7jVlU0 5 months ago
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