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Once upon a time, there was a bunny rabbit. His name was Floppy Ears. He was white and extra cuddly and extra cute. One day, he was hopping around, but ...

You can do my homework then! 1) (20 points) In liquid-liquid extraction, the solution which is to be extracted is called the feed (R1) and the liquid with which the ...

He had killed six people in cold blood. Every child in the town knew the story of Jesse Princeton well. The lone survivor of the massacre had turned the vile ...

Hehe, I'll probably call you up and rant about how awesome this is (and it is pretty awesome in five trillion different ways) but in the meantime, here is a ...

I trimmed 106 words from it. Add to where it seems lacking: **** Silence blanketed our Knossos palace in a dreamy haze. "Seven young men," my husband, Minos, said from ...

The person I really hate the most Has gotta be the internet personality known as Toast! So thus, this poem will be a scathing roast About hatred spreading from coast ...

*raises glass* Cheers!

Or! Or! You can do something more awesome! I mean, yeah, that's true, the French doesn't really have to do with anything in the title... but the poem isn't spectacular ...

Okay, first of all, thank you for your patience! It is much appreciated! :D So I gave you a video critique. And, unfortunately, it's not really that great. -_- I ...

No problem. ^^ I know at least three people who absolutely couldn't get through the beginning of this story because of various reasons (mostly because of the dullness) but they ...

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The "f" is capitalized to deliberately make you stumble on the word.

Aww... this is a weirdly sweet poem! The first: jagged, raised a deep puncture. The second: twins paralleled across pale flesh. You described the physical attributes of them, but I ...

The reason why people probably didn't finish it is this: It is dull and self-absorbed. I tried to read it, but I really wanted to stop after reading this much: ...

Dude! We love you to greet, even if you're not a greeter! :D Also, we love you to critique, even if you're not an instructor. The more you participate in ...