Like Tweeting, but You Can't Use the Letter E
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Like Tweeting, but You Can't Use the Letter E
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Re: Like Tweeting, but You Can't Use the Letter E
#2How would you talk about an unfamiliar individual known by a noun you can't say?
Re: Like Tweeting, but You Can't Use the Letter E
#3How would you talk about an unfamiliar individual known by a noun you can't say?
Individual who is not I and whom I do not know. :)
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#5How would you talk about an unfamiliar individual known by a noun you can't say?
this kind of broad situation is hard to fix; usually a particular thought has a particular solution. Similarly, using a synonym lookup may hold you back. Look at what you want to say, not what individual words you'd pick without any constraints.
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#6How would you talk about an unfamiliar individual known by a noun you can't say?
this kind of broad situation is hard to fix; usually a particular thought has a particular solution. Similarly, using a synonym lookup may hold you back. Look at what you want to say, not what individual words you'd pick without any constraints.
But a mutual thought of a non-abstract individual aids in a lot of situations.
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
this kind of broad situation is hard to fix; usually a particular thought has a particular solution. Similarly, using a synonym lookup may hold you back. Look at what you want to say, not what individual words you'd pick without any constraints.
But a mutual thought of a non-abstract individual aids in a lot of situations.
no doubt about it.
Re: Like Tweeting, but You Can't Use the Letter E
#8It seems to me that Vice casually mentioning Mastodon suggests something about a level of achieved status as a communication platform.