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Silent
the gargoyles looked on / raising no alarm as the / beast crept o’er the wall
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1000 Words
a photo reveals / limitless indifference /  never suspected
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Pub Quiz Gems (vol.37)
"It's a good thing that film wasn't called 'A Clockwork Kumquat'. That wouldn't have made any sense."
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To Be Or Not
temple bell sounds once / a single monk in repose / or a butterfly
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Any Given Sunday
make me a sandwich! / and bring me a beer! he cried / the knife found him first
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savagemike replied to your photo I remember these! shit I’m old. That thing looks like a deathtrap now lol Those were the days, weren’t they?
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Apostrophe Protection Society →
The rules concerning the use of apostrophes in written English are very simple: 1. They are used to denote a missing letter or letters, for example: I can’t instead of I cannotI don’t instead of I do notit’s instead of it is 2. They are used to denote possession, for example: the dog’s bonethe company’s logoJones’s bakery (but Joneses’ bakery if owned...
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