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A causionary tale…
And don’t throw causion to the wind.
Photo courtesy of Mark Allen.
Found in China.
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Just throw them.
Gay abandon fine
Why? Just becausious.
Falling down gently encouraged
Just fall them into water carecully.
I was rendered uncausious when I got thrown away.
Things like that make me nautious!
It’s OK if you throw them wildly and carelessly.
Don’t throw away things. Sell them cashiously.
Look how even an old stick can be uteful.
Thing 1 and Thing 2 have been here.
Captiously is made at here!
How about caustically? Is that OK?
Isn’t that the hoarders motto?
OK then, I will toss them with reckless abandon!
I may even cause a little causious hullaballoo!
OK! I will hurl them hither and yon with great abandon.
@ Pete Sorry mate. I posted and then read later. Hehe. Our use of English is somewhat similar.
I always say: “Don’t learn a foreign language, learn your own”
“Amaze and worry your friends with the acuity of your observation, and the concisenesss of your expression
EDIT: Conciseness.
OH!! Trees always say that.
No worries, mate.
We’re good.
OOPS…forgot to write “@Marum” in my last at 8:49 am.
So I’ll try again:
@Marum:
No worries mate.
I don’t mind at all.
We’re good.
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Let’s throw away things consciously