June 18, 2024
Werid Stories 1
Yesterday I saw a police pulling in a guy who was standing with a “No Small T*ts” poster. He also reinforced it with a rant about the government sitting idle and eating a cake. The guy was soo silly to be taken seriously. They brought him to the office and whip up his interest in testifying to himself. But instead, he whipped up a damn good omelet and left them fed. They got soo contented that they let him away. He needed to fly to Copenhagen next morning, but the flight turned out to be full. So he came around to go to Barcelona which is more vibrant, but less neat. After finishing off a piece of ham, he went roaming around the city. Accidently he strayed in a russian bar where he was pouring in liters of vodka.
Werird Stories 1
Yesterday I saw a police pulling in a guy who was standing with a “No Small T*ts” poster.
He also reinforced it with a rant about the government sitting idle and eating a cake.
The guy was soo (or if you want to emphasize, can make it more obvious like "sooooo") silly to be taken seriously.
They brought him to the office and whip up his interest in testifying to himself.
But instead, he whipped up a damn good omelet and left them fed.
They gotwere soo contented that they let him get away.
He needed to fly to Copenhagen next morning, but the flight turned out to be full.
So he came around to go to Barcelona which is more vibrant, but less neat.
After finishing off a piece of ham, he went roaming around the city.
AHe accidentally he strayed into a rRussian bar where he was pouring in liters of vodka.
"Russian" refers to a name of a country, so has to be capitalised.
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Hahaha, is this a true story? Seems so weird to be true!
AHe accidently he strayed into a russian bar where he was pouring indowning liters of vodka.
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Good job!
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Yesterday I saw a police pulling in a guy who was standing with a “No Small T*ts” poster. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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He also reinforced it with a rant about the government sitting idle and eating a cake. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The guy was soo silly to be taken seriously. The guy was so |
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They brought him to the office and whip up his interest in testifying to himself. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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But instead, he whipped up a damn good omelet and left them fed. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They got soo contented that they let him away. They |
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He needed to fly to Copenhagen next morning, but the flight turned out to be full. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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So he came around to go to Barcelona which is more vibrant, but less neat. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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After finishing off a piece of ham, he went roaming around the city. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Accidently he strayed in a russian bar where he was pouring in liters of vodka.
"Russian" refers to a name of a country, so has to be capitalised. |
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