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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Do I rotate the blanket
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How should I tell someone that:
A)The blanket isn't a square it's a rectangle, 2 sides are longer.
B)The blanket isn't the correct way, can you rotate it so that it is.
How should I tell someone that:
A)The blanket isn't a square it's a rectangle, 2 sides are longer.
B)The blanket isn't the correct way, can you rotate it so that it is.
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A: The blanket isn't square; it's rectangular. B: The blanket is wrong; rotate it.
- A: The blanket isn't square; it's rectangular.
- B: The blanket is wrong; rotate it.
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A: The blanket isn't square; it's rectangular.
B: The blanket is wrong; rotate it.
B: The blanket is wrong; rotate it.
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