I guess "fabulous" might be overstating it a bit. Thanks, Betsy.
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"That's what some gay guy called them, but since, y'know, we're not gay..."
Very good.I like it!!
I'm a freelance editor and I love getting a laugh from this "blog". I have to admit, though, that I am saddened to see you use the non-"word" alright several times. It's actually two words: all right. ;-)
I seem to think alright is ok in UK English.I'll look in my Oxford dictionary.
right on, Classic Steve!
These cookbooks are actually completely unrelated to fables.
Uh, these quotation marks actually work. They're quoting people that call the books "fabulous." It makes it so that they aren't conceited; they have been called "fabulous" by others.
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