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[cduggles]

Birds don’t weather the storm, nor do the sheep, the fish, or the cattle.


Don’t be adjective, rather be adjective and verb the noun of noun plural.

 

[LSDee]

Don't be rude, rather be polite and annoy the hell out of people.

She verb me like a noun when I am adjective, Ive been verb inside your adjective noun for too many noun plural.

 

[cduggles]

She beats me like a rug when I am bad, Ive been lurking inside your twisted mind for too many moons.


You didn’t verb that pronoun could verb that adjective noun, which amuses pronoun a great deal.

 

[checktest]

You didn't believe that they could ride that absurd tilt-a-whirl, which horrifies us a great deal.

Maybe the noun is controlling pronoun noun. I always verb that adverb, and verb my noun. Pronoun adjective minions are participle. Adverb.

(Is it participle I don't know grammar)

 

[cduggles]

Maybe the world is controlling my brain. I always think that really, and punch my clock. My adorable minions are sleeping. Soundly.


Do you verb that pronoun verb?

 

[nuttynutskin]

Do you mind that they suck?

No, pronoun contraction verb at adjective. Pronoun auxiliary verb verb all pronoun verb.

 

[nuttynutskin]

Let me know if that's too hard...

 

[cduggles]

Let me know if that's too hard...

I don’t have an idea for “at adjective”. Help me out?

 

[nuttynutskin]

I don’t have an idea for “at adjective”. Help me out?

"At all"... I think I messed up. Is all an adverb? lol

 

[cduggles]

It’s a determiner, pronoun or adverb. Just FYI.

Okay, I’ll work with that help.

 

[cduggles]

No, he doesn’t cheat at all. He might be all you want.


Pronoun isn’t adjective, rather pronoun is/are a lot more adjective than pronoun verb.

 

[nuttynutskin]

He isn't smart, rather he is a lot more stupid than he thinks.

HEY!

Plural noun and plural noun may verb my plural noun but plural noun will adverb verb pronoun.

 

[cduggles]

Mares and does may eat my oats but lambs will quickly reject them.

Plural noun verb noun, so they say, but a noun negative contraction verb so adverb.

 

[nuttynutskin]

Eggs strike clay, so they say, but a duck doesn't sing so easily.

If I verb (past tense) the noun I'd verb the noun to verb.

 

[splitweed]

if i had the money i'd hire a cab to the moon. (messed up all the articles, sorry )

when i verb preposition noun i always verb my adjective noun

 

[cduggles]

When I sit on the moon, I always wear my groovy pants.


Don’t verb, don’t verb, but I like to verb possessive pronoun noun.

 

[LSDee]

Don't fly, don't glide, but I like to stretch my wings.

Who verb my noun? I'll make pronoun verb possessive pronoun noun!

 

[cduggles]

Who took my cart? I'll make them regret their birth!


I verb not to verb about pronoun. Sometimes, I do verb about pronoun though, but it always ends in noun.

 

[nuttynutskin]

I try not to prance about him. Sometimes, I do think about him though, but it always ends in blasphemy.

If I had a noun for every noun I verb ed, well then I'd have a lot of plural noun.

 

[cduggles]

If I had a nickel for dollar I wasted, well then I’d have a lot of nickels. :D


If it wasn’t for noun, pronoun would be the noun of noun plural. Instead, pronoun is the adjective noun.