(Here’s my original post on question mark abandonment – was this really all the way back in July.)
@iamboney and @trilby_dare called out my blatant and unapologetic use of a question mark on Twitter the other day.
Her response especially made me laugh, and that’s a thing that I like to do.
Let’s clear this up – I swing both ways now.
Sometimes I use question marks, and other times I don’t.
My reasoning is erratic at best, but it has to do with my next book, where I’m experimenting in question mark methodologies like no author in recent history.
When I’ve got it sorted out, I’ll let you know.
If I buy a doggie and give it to another doggie, and then buy the second doggie and it to the first one, then free them both, who owns who?
There were no receipts in this scenario.
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i think it depends on which one wrecks the 'stang. that's what i think?
I feel like either way, you have owned a doggie and therefore it makes you a suitable candidate for a boyfriend.
Because I know you love makeovers: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2009/11/05/mickey-m...
-Fios
trick question because you would never buy a doggie.
trick question because you would never buy a doggie.
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