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Sailsofoblivion Posted 11 years ago
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In this in stance, I am at a total loss about whether my recollection of words that I said should have a new line...
It was 2002, and after spending three months living in California, I had acquired a strange mix of American and Glaswegian slang, combining words such as “aye” and “trash” in the same sentence:
“Aye, I’ll take the trash out.”
Thanks in advance!
It was 2002, and after spending three months living in California, I had acquired a strange mix of American and Glaswegian slang, combining words such as “aye” and “trash” in the same sentence:
“Aye, I’ll take the trash out.”
Thanks in advance!
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It doesn't need to be on a new line. But you might put it on a new line if, as we do in this forum, you want to put extra emphasis on that particular quote by itself.
- It doesn't need to be on a new line.
- But you might put it on a new line if, as we do in this forum, you want to put extra emphasis on that particular quote by itself.
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It doesn't need to be on a new line. But you might put it on a new line if, as we do in this forum, you want to put extra emphasis on that particular quote by itself.
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