Today, I stumbled onto a jaw-dropping video that went viral 4four years ago. Today, I stumbled onto a jaw-dropping video that went viral four years ago.

"Small" numbers like this are typically written out.

This Youtube video showed a rat draggeding a slice of pizza bigger than himself. This Youtube video showed a rat dragging a slice of pizza bigger than himself.

I’m not sure what pronouns we use for animals these days. Itself? Him/herself?

This Youtube video showed a rat draggeding a slice of pizza bigger than himself. This Youtube video showed a rat dragging a slice of pizza bigger than himself.

This Youtube video showed a rat draggeding a slice of pizza bigger than himitself. This Youtube video showed a rat dragging a slice of pizza bigger than itself.

This Youtube video showed a rat draggeding a slice of pizza bigger than himself. This Youtube video showed a rat dragging a slice of pizza bigger than himself.

Tons of people have viewed this Pizza Rat video so far. Tons of people have viewed this Pizza Rat video.

Tons of people have viewed this Pizza Rat video so far. Tons of people have viewed this Pizza Rat video.

I thought that this rat was so adorable because I could imagine he probably wanted to bring back foodfood back to his family. I thought that this rat was so adorable because I could imagine he probably wanted to bring food back to his family.

I’m not sure about the order here.

I thoughtink that this rat was so adorable because I could imagine he probably wanted to bring back food to hits family. I think that this rat was so adorable because I imagine he probably wanted to bring back food to its family.

"I think" is better because you still think this now. "I thought" sounds like you used to think it but now have a different opinion.

I 'll'm also posting several expressions that I learned today: a real defense guru, a harridan, without reservations, well-lit, without a hitch, a wide berth, a shiner= = a black eye, on the lam= = on the run, annulment, a tourniquet, a bundler, fumble into. I'm also posting several expressions that I learned today: a real defense guru, a harridan, without reservations, well-lit, without a hitch, a wide berth, a shiner = a black eye, on the lam = on the run, annulment, a tourniquet, a bundler, fumble into.

Harridan is a very unusual word that many native speakers probably don't know.

I 'll post several expressions that I learned today: a real defense guru, a harridan, without reservations, well-lit, without a hitch, a wide berth, a shiner=a black eye, on the lam=on the run, annulment, a tourniquet, a bundler, fumble into. I'll post several expressions that I learned today: a real defense guru, a harridan, without reservations, well-lit, without a hitch, a wide berth, a shiner=a black eye, on the lam=on the run, annulment, a tourniquet, a bundler, fumble into.