That's, so interesting. [lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social]
That's, so interesting. [lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social]
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That's, so interesting.
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@lowqualityfacts w,ow
2 0 Reply@lowqualityfacts i was just imagining you being super breathless while writing that.
2 0 Reply@lowqualityfacts and a semicolon is a status symbol, once used only by royalty.
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Well,
said,
Captain,Kirk.
1 0 Reply@lowqualityfacts C,orr,,e,ct
0 0 ReplyI,m,h,a,v,I,n,g,a,g,r,e,a,t,d,a,y
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