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Mkafil Posted 18 years ago
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peace and love

is it correct if i write "happy birthday to my most violative, idiotic, crackbrained, cousin "susan"wish you all the best-happy return sweety. love you always
  

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violative isn't a word I've heard - or can find in my dictionary. Did you mean volatile? Say 'Wishing you all the best - Many Happy Returns' (these are set phrases).

— Nona the brit

  • violative isn't a word I've heard - or can find in my dictionary.
  • Did you mean volatile?
  • Say 'Wishing you all the best - Many Happy Returns' (these are set phrases).
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violative isn't a word I've heard - or can find in my dictionary. Did you mean volatile?

Say 'Wishing you all the best - Many Happy Returns' (these are set phrases).
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peace

violative means offensive. this word does exist in english vocabulary. i always make fun out of my cousins, so im trying to make some silly words to wish them int heir birthday.. hope u can understand---just confirm me whether the sentence i typed in my earlier post is correct?
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Mkafilpeace

violative means offensive. this word does exist in english vocabulary. i always make fun out of my cousins, so im trying to make some silly words to wish them int heir birthday.. hope u can understand---just confirm me whether the sentence i typed in my earlier post is correct?
It's fine. [Violative is a new word for me, too, but i
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Delete the comma before "cousin." As Nona says, "many happy returns" is a set phrase.

I hope your cousin shares your sense of humor.
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peace

thank you so much friends for your inputs

peace
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