Hayley, my dear, a lesson in impactful writing: Which one sounds better? "Something admittedly unusual", or "something really really amazing!"? Besides, it's a CONJOINED ALMOND!
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Haha I dont think this warrants the title "really really amazing" but I will admit that it is unusual!
ReplyDeleteHayley, my dear, a lesson in impactful writing: Which one sounds better? "Something admittedly unusual", or "something really really amazing!"? Besides, it's a CONJOINED ALMOND!
ReplyDeleteI agree- trully amazing. Sorta looks like mini petrified boxing gloves..
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