Ah Cranky, the guy who gets all of his information from memes. What an existence.
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Ah Cranky, the guy who gets all of his information from memes. What an existence.
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I've seen highlighting like that before, very Snakey.
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They needed an entire paragraph to explain this meme?
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No.
It's one sentence actually. Don't you know what a paragraph is?
There's more than 50 words. It's a paragraph with poor punctuation.
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How many full stops are there? One. It's a sentence.
Paragraphs are 3-8 sentences long with 100 - 200 words. Stop doubling down on your mistake and move on.
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How many times can we use 'or' in a sentence?
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How many full stops are there? One. It's a sentence.
Paragraphs are 3-8 sentences long with 100 - 200 words. Stop doubling down on your mistake and move on.
How Many Sentences in a Paragraph?
There's often a lot of confusion, but if you're looking for a general answer to the question, 'How many sentences in a paragraph?' the answer is there are 3 to 8 sentences in a paragraph. The important key to take away from this answer is that it's a rule-of-thumb. If you're looking for a hard...wordcounter.net
How Many Words in a Paragraph?
As a writer, you may find yourself pondering the question, 'How many words are in a paragraph?' Much like the number of sentences in a paragraph, there's no single answer to this question. A rule of thumb answer is, 'There are usually 100 to 200 words in a paragraph,' but a more accurate answer...wordcounter.net
How many times can we use 'or' in a sentence?
Answer (1 of 4): The number of times can be one or two, or two or three, or three or four, or as many as necessary to fully describe the range of alternatives.www.quora.com
Yeah but who invented English?
Sentence length: why 25 words is our limit - Inside GOV.UK
Product updates and news from the Government Digital Service's GOV.UK team.
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Certainly not insidegovuk.blog.gov.uk that's for sure.
Sentence length: why 25 words is our limit - Inside GOV.UK
Product updates and news from the Government Digital Service's GOV.UK team.insidegovuk.blog.gov.uk
Not sure how you thought a link to an out of date government directive to dumb things down so the lowest common denominator can understand government policy adds to your argument.
Did you read the first sentence?
The up to date version now says this ...
No 25 word sentence length limit now, just a suggestion to try and limit them to 'around' that length. Like I said stop doubling down and move on.
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Are you up for a wager?
The election result is not getting flipped unless an insider comes forward with smoking gun proof that the electronic voting machines were rigged.
Knowing that the free world is safe is enough of a wager for me.
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Didn't think so.
That's alrady happened, audits of Dominion machines yesterday have confirmed that the machine weighted votes in favour of Biden (i.e a vote for Biden equalled 1.23 votes and a vote for Trump equalled 0.77 votes). It's all coming out.
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Source? I enjoy a laugh.
It's still not getting any traction through the MSM and hence the general public though.
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True.
Made to a Dutch news outlet though.
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Can someone answer me why you would do all 3 of those?
You only need to do 1 of those actions to cheat so you win so what is the point of the other 2?
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You're seeking a rational response, but the people who believe any of this stuff happened aren't rational. Hence the crickets.
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You've miscounted. There's 4.
(1) Produce pristine (not folded and therefore unmailed) ballots almost all marked for Biden.
(2) Fight against recounts.
(3) Count ballots in secret.
(4) Block access to voting machines for analyst examination.
Many don't work so well to overthrow an election by themselves. (1) works better when allied with (3) for instance.
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