seen from Morocco
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Writing tips:
“You feel the bulge in his pants” - implies that you are feeling some guy’s penis, may be sexy depending on context
“You feel the bugle in his pants” - implies that this guy has a military horn in his pants, invites confusing questions like why does he have that and how big are his pockets
typing too fast + autocorrect
At these words, ones she surely never expected to heat form—seeing as, most days, I’d rather die than utter them out loud—my sister goes still ass tone.
Poor grammar, spelling and punctuation are not stylistic writing choices, they are just laziness!
Read through your writing before posting it. If every sentence is a stand alone "paragraph" because you haven't used a single period, edit that shit before posting.
Ellipses are made up of three periods, not two, not four, and certainly not seven. You are also very likely over using them and not using them correctly. They are very rarely called for.
Look up what a comma splice is and learn how to stop using them. I promise there are ways to convey that thought properly.
I want to read your story. Other people want to read your story. Make it easier for us to do so. Please!
Man, I knew I was tired when I drew this one, but I didn't know I was misspell float tired. Oh, well. "They foat, Georgie! They all foat!"
According to The Kansas City Star, hotel and motel tourist revenue has gone up $73 million. Vistor spending is up 12%. They are always satisfied in some way or another... Gee I wonder why
I think it was “regular VAMPIRES” and now I’m extremely paranoid and I panicked so here we are now.
If you’re seeing this out of context, just keep going with your life. You didn’t miss anything I’ll admit to.
Guess what I found at a music store.
Proofreading is an absolute must in this field, because if you forget one letter in 'public relations' - as people tend to do - you're working in a different area entirely.
Quote of the day, from today’s introductory lecture in Public Relations Writing
