I mean, Hebden Bridge does sound a lot more fun... ๐
I mean, Hebden Bridge does sound a lot more fun... ๐
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Is "god fearing" something anyone wants to be? I prefer a fear-free life somehow.
Lots of people think the only reason to be kind to others is because they're afraid of god's punishment.
So they see someone who is not afraid of god as someone who is willing to steal, lie, murder, etc.
Those god-fearing people is what one should fear then. People so rotten and hollow, they need some ancient religion to "know" what's right or wrong. Awesome.
The Great and Mighty Kevin: I fear no gods, baby!
Big-D: There are no god babies here, only men.
and maybe in Hebden Bridge can proofread too. Also I'd put extracts of sex passages in the bible in there
Donkey dicks, emissions of horses, et cetera. Pearl-clutcher with a printer talks a lot of shit for someone living in a place one letter away from cornhole.
stop stuffing porn in my Cornholme
And cut it out with the corn deliveries to Pornholme.
If you can't even type 2 sentences without multiple typos/errors, you probably shouldn't be posting notices.
Ya can't be a prude when ya live in a town called "Cornhole Me"
If they are talking about literal porn, like a Hustler with a bunch of pages stuck together, I'm on their side. If it's just romance novels, they need to lighten up.
@NickEast_IndieWriter @reading @bookstodon @books @[email protected] @[email protected] @aiop This reminds me of a neighbour who referred to the bus stop across the street as a "den of iniquity" because people tended to gather there while waiting for the bus.
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Note: Don't go to Cornholme, it's a sanctimonious place.
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k e rn i n g
(Ok, it's really a spacing and justifying problem, I'll admit it.)
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I would definitely say that note is unjustified.
Is it 'whoever' or 'whomever'?
Who is the subject and whom is the object. In this case, it's correct.