Learn Your Damn Homophones
9 reviews • learnyourdamnhomophones.com
Ulp.
I am guilt of two of these ...
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art in action / street art - dispatching wounded buildings with "lego"-bricks: german artist Jan Vormann
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Alan Pogue- Texas Center for Documentary Photography
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How could he be convicted if there 5 statements that confirm he was else where? It does help the argument to omit these details: "On May 20, 1981, Gary Graham, a 5'10" black 17-year-old resident of Houston, abducted Lisa Blackburn, a 57-year-old taxi driver at... more
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In the mid-1700s, the great French man of letters known as Voltaire was invited by friends to attend an orgy in Paris. Having never participated in such an event, but always open to new experiences, he eagerly accepted the invitation. The next day, as the group rehashed the... more
