Lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo! How fare thee?
It sounds like Flo Rida is saying "Bishounen made me want it" in this song. I don't think so...
The day is gray and sour. But sweet. The clouds may not be clearing, but drivers will be fearing the snow that gets low upon us on this day, I say. Actually, the snow felt like hail. "Il pleut?" said this one apparently French lady as she walked out of Cabot Auditorium. Nope, it isn't pleut pas. And hopefully I'll get to play DDR today at MIT.
I had a necklace I got from the Philippines with beads on it. But one of the attachments broke and all the beads fell like water to the floor. They sounded like water. I was a little stunned. I guess I can't wear it anymore; so it goes. It's time to update my clothes. But if I wait about, oh, seven months, I can do so abroad. And if I wait one year I can do it all in Japan (my goal)!
"From the King of the South to the King of the States
Ridin' in a car you probably never seen in the States"
T.I., You Know What It Is (silent s)
What a perfect rhyme. In French we call that une rime forte--- a "strong rhyme." At least I think that's what we'd call it. In the text box the characters align perfectly: the two words "States" align.
It's 1:46. I think I pretty much woke up my roommate with my typing.
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were those two paragraphs supposed to come out as a rap? because they certainly did. i think every sentence ended with a rhyming word
Well, there's one sentence that I rhymed completely on purpose (that is, the rhymes were only within the sentence). If anything else happened, I didn't notice. I did intend on it being somewhat lyrical, though
Oh, I see what you mean. HAHAHAHA
That was completely unintentional. Geez! I rhymed better when I didn't intend to!
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