Sometimes I wonder about the leaning of the forum. No conclusion could be drawn yet.
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Etymologically, the variants for and "fur" are closely related. Both deriving from the old Germanic root "furi". The English language however favoured the vowel shift from u to o.
Place 1. in dolls/puppets feels purriful.
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You've become a purple cat.
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It seems I have tickled someone here. Meow.
I never realised that certain person here operates such a heavy handed censorship.
It is really an insight, but not surprising in retrospective.
Passive reader is best reader gain for slow releasing authors.
#1875 Rules are made to be ruled out.
The joke in "Soviet Russia the story rates you" exemplifies perfectly why it fell.
How I hate the 3 : 1 rule so much. Thank you, RAND for nothing.
My novel is growing purringly. Progress was made.
I smell some kind of beef between us, so I will mask it with a fresh cookie.
Writing tip of the day: Parallel constructions allow for omissions.
It is funny, when some readers call them "grammar errors".
Parodies always indicate the state of a genre. Since antiquity, they are a sign of the degeneration of a genre. Thus, beware parodies.
People who keep nagging in the comments for only action ...
Btw, how long are you going to be pink for?
That pinkvasion happened about 2 years ago, no?
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Why you poke me?
QwQ
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