Some of My Writings:

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Some More of My Writings and My Sayings:

H50. A person should not be contradictory just to be contradictory. There should be a good reason to be contradictory. And there should be a good reason to do an action.
H51. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Blonde. Blondes. Blondie. Blondies.”
H52. As it states in the Bible: “The fear of God is the beginning of Wisdom.” It also states in the Bible: “Love the Lord your God with all your Heart, and Soul, and Mind. This is the first and greatest commandment.”
H53. Being able to correctly perceive reality is very important. Being logical is very important.
H54. Being careful in what you say is good.
H55. It is good to be flexible about many things, and it is also good to not be flexible about many things.
H56. I have a criminal-free record. And I have never been arrested, charged, or convicted of any crime.
H57. Just because you can do something does not mean you should do something. There should be a good reason to do an action.
H58. An American Indian Saying: If you chase two rabbits all at once, you very well may not get any of those rabbits. If you chase just one rabbit, you very well may get that rabbit.
H59. Coincidence can be attributed to many things happening. Sometimes the expected becomes the unexpected. Chance can be attributed to many things happening. Good luck can be attributed to many things happening. Many individuals think something will happen, and when that thing, or those things, happen(s), it, or they, can often be attributed to coincidence and chance. For example, someone can ring the door bell, and someone can say or think, “I think that is my Brother,” and the person opens the door and there is that person’s Brother: probably coincidence and chance. Another example, someone can say or think, “I think my Brother will call me by telephone today,” and about 4 hours later that person’s Brother calls that person: probably coincidence and chance.
H60. I have a good life. I have a lot of fun.
H61. Compartmentalization is often a good way think. And compartmentalization is often a good way to view events and actions. One should not usually be focused on things that happened long ago. Seize the day.
H62. Some individuals have good helpings of goodness.
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H63. An individual’s perception of reality is important. For example, someone may believe in something that is not good, and that can influence someone to do an action. Or someone may believe in something that is good, and that can influence someone to do an action. An individual’s perception of reality is important.
H64. Much of the adversity and bad experiences some individuals have experienced have helped make them Strong.
H65. As a Truthful saying states: Guard Your Tongue, as You Would Guard Your Life.
H66. Some things are important. Some things are not important. Some things are very important. Some things are not very important.
H67. One serious mistake, and it can all be over.
H68. It is often a good idea to hedge your bets. And it is also often a good idea to not metaphorically put everything you have in one basket.
H69. Many actions are good to do. And many actions are not good to do. Many activities are good to do. And many activities are not good to do.
H70. Some things should be done. And some things should not be done. Some actions should be done. And some actions should not be done.
H71. Sometimes change is good. And sometimes change is not good. Many things should be changed. And many things should not be changed.
H72. Some things should be done all at once. Some things should not all be done all at once. Some things can be done all at once. Some things cannot be done all at once. Doing something part way is oftentimes good. You should often do many good things and actions, while realizing that not everything can be done, and that not everything should be done, and that not everything good can be done all at once. Part way done is oftentimes good. Fully done is oftentimes good.
H73. Lots of individuals sometimes talk just to talk. Lots of individuals sometimes do not really mean what they say.
H74. Often it is good to go with the flow, and often it is not good to go with the flow.
H75. It is often good to frequently check and review things. And it is often good to frequently check and review important things.
H76. If you put your hands on a wall in the forms of large parentheses ( ) and you look in the center of the large parentheses made by your hands, you will see just a portion of the wall. If you then look around the entire room, you will see a larger picture. The goal is to get to Heaven.
H77. When parts of a story are true, not everything of that story may be true. When parts of a story are false, not everything of that story may be false. A story may be completely true, or a story may be partly true. A story may be completely false, or a story may be partly false.
H78. Many things are not complicated. And many things do not have to be complicated.
H79. The Looking Glass Self is a Psychological and Sociological concept that states that when someone’s perceived character traits are told to that person, either directly or indirectly, that person will often be influenced by those perceived character traits that he or she was told to have. For example, if someone is told that he or she is very intelligent, and that he or she does very well in school, he or she will often try to do very well in intellectual pursuits, as well as often try to do very well in school. Some opinions matter. Many opinions do not matter. Some spoken words matter. Many spoken words do not matter. Some written words matter. Many written words do not matter.
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H80. In Geometry, I learned that a Straight Line is the shortest way to get from one point to another point. And a Straight Line goes from one point to another point.
H81. Information should often be given to another individual not all at once, so that there will not be information overload.
H82. As an often truthful saying states, “A word to the wise is sufficient.”
H83. There are different levels of awareness.
H84. An individual’s psychological outlook on life can influence a person’s physiological health.
H85. The Context of something is often Important.
H86. Proverbs 2:8 from The Bible: “He guards the paths of the just and protects those who are faithful to him.”
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H87. There are private discussions. And there are public discussions. And there is that which is done and/or said privately. And there is also that which is done and/or said publicly.
H88. A quote from Lisa Lampanelli: “It is fun to make fun of everyone.”
H89. It is often OK to say, “No.” And it is often Good to say, “No.”
H90. Many things should be met with a Healthy Dose of Skepticism. And many things should be met with a Healthy Dose of a Grain of Salt.
H91. On some occasions, there are exceptions to Rules.
H92. What are the good consequences? How many good consequences are there? What are the bad consequences? How many bad consequences are there? What is the Big Picture? What does the Big Picture Look Like?
H93. It is often good to be Cautious. As an often Truthful Saying states: “You should error on the side of Caution.”
H94. It is good to listen to music in moderation. And It is good to watch television shows and movies in moderation.
H95. The Goal is the following:
The goal is to get to Heaven. The goal is to live for a long time. The goal is to live forever. The goal is to avoid being burned alive in the fires of Hell forever. The goal is to have a lot of good fun. The goal is to have a good life. -- Brandon

H96. “Come away, O human child!

To the waters and the wild

With a faery, hand in hand,

For the world's more full of weeping than you

can understand,” as said in the movie AI.

H97. From The Bible, Isaiah 9:6: “And his name will be called: Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
H98. From The Bible, Luke 1:30: “And the Angel said to Her, Fear not, Mary: for you have found favor with God.”
H99. There are good actions. And there are bad actions.
H100. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I am thinking about Paradise.”
I1. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I have done that which is fair, and good, and just. And I do that which is fair, and good, and just.

I2. I like the movie Minority Report. And I like many movies.
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I3. Mensa, which is an organization for people whose IQ is in at least the Top 2 Percent of Population, and Mensans, many of whom are Geniuses, were portrayed during season 10 episode 22 of The Simpsons television show.

I4. Certain work should be completed in a certain order. Some things should be completed first before other work is completed.

I5. Some character traits are sometimes dominant, and some character traits are sometimes recessive.

I6. The Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: DS9, Star Trek: Voyager, and other Star Trek television shows and movies are great to watch and listen to. And many television shows and movies are great to watch and listen to.

I7. You should often have a close attention to details. And you should not often assume too much.

I8. Hot dog and ice cream in my hands, I watched the Portland TrailBlazers win a basketball game at the Rose Garden.
-- Brandon

I9. I like the song called, “Heaven is a place on Earth.”

I10. There are Logical Fallacies. And The Slippery Slope is not always a Logical Fallacy, as individuals can become used to gradual changes.

I11. A certain action is a certain action no matter what that certain action is called. A certain action is good or bad no matter what that certain action is called. A certain thing is a certain thing no matter what that certain thing is called. A certain thing is good or bad no matter what that certain thing is called. A pig with lipstick on is still a pig. A pig with lipstick on is still a pig who has lipstick on. Action A is Action A. Action A is either good or bad. Action B is Action B. Action B is either good or bad. Thing A is Thing A. Thing A is either good or bad. Thing B is Thing B. Thing B is either good or bad. No matter what Action A is called or named, Action A is Action A. No matter what Action A is called or named, Action A is either good or bad. No matter what Action B is called or named, Action B is Action B. No matter what Action B is called or named, Action B is either good or bad. No matter what Thing A is called or named, Thing A is Thing A. No matter what Thing A is called or named, Thing A is either good or bad. No matter what Thing B is called or named, Thing B is Thing B. No matter what Thing B is called or named, Thing B is either good or bad.



I12. I may sort of like a person on some occasions, and I may sort of not like a person on some other occasions.

I13. “They say no one dies. They say you are Good,” from the movie, Schindler’s List.

I14. Truth is reality. Truth is what is real.

I15. There are different levels of awareness of reality. For example, when someone reads something, that often does not make as much of an awareness of reality in comparison to when someone directly tells that person something.

I16. Not everything a person says is necessarily good. Not everything a person says is necessarily true. Many individuals do not always say what is good. Many individuals do not always say what is true.

I17. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Hyper-Intelligent (HI). And Hyper-Intelligence (HI).”

I18. Some Satirical Fan Fiction (SFF).

I19. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I often know whether or not something is true or false. Many individuals often know whether or not something is true or false. I have very extensive knowledge databases. Many individuals also have knowledge databases.”

I20. There are Different Types of Resources.

I21. “You are a Wise Man,” from the movie Elizabeth: the Golden Age.

I22. What someone has, and what someone does not have, is often a good indication of what has occurred, and what has not occurred.

I23. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Being Rich or being Poor does not mean whether or not a person has a lot of money, and instead being Rich or being Poor means whether or not someone acts correctly, and being Rich means being Rich in Good Gifts, and being Poor means being Poor in Good Gifts. And there are Different Types of Resources.”
I24. There is a time for many things. There is a place for many things. There is not a time for many things. There is not a place for many things. -- Brandon

I25. Some things should be done. Many things should not be done. Not everything should be done. I buckle My seat belt, as just One serious mistake, and it can all be over.

I26. “That's what the Emperor said. A man steals something, and he's brought in before the Emperor, and he throws himself down on the ground. He begs for his life, and he knows he's going to die. And the Emperor pardons him. He lets him go.” A Paraphrased Quote from the Movie, Schindler’s List.

I27. Knowledge is sometimes Power.

I28. Tolerate. Tolerates. Toleration. Tolerations. Tolerated. Leniency. Leniencies. Lenient. Mercy. Mercies. Neutral. Neutrals. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).

I29. To Life. To Safety. To Good Things.
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I30. Checks and Balances are often Good to have.

I31. In the movie, Minority Report, many psychic visions are correct forever, while some psychic visions are wrong.

I32. “Be strong and courageous . . . for the Lord your God is with you . . .” from the Bible in Deutoronomy 31:6 (NIV)

I33. I sort of like the movie called Man on the Moon. And I sort of like several movies.

I34. There are various ways to communicate.

I35. Many good things do not change. Many good things should not change. Many good things have never changed. And that is good.

Many good things do not change in a significant way. Many good things should not change in a significant way. Many good things have never changed in a significant way. And that is good.

Many things do not change. Many things should not change. Many things have never changed. And that is good.

Many things do not change in a significant way. Many things should not change in a significant way. Many things have never changed in a significant way. And that is good.

I36. An Actor does a certain action regardless of whether or not that Actor is playing a character. Actions are done regardless of the thought processes behind it. If someone is not in his or her right state of mind, that is often a very mitigating factor, and someone can truly say that person was not in the right state of mind to have made an informed decision on whether or not to do that action.

I37. With great power comes great responsibility.

I38. You can often tell a lot about an individual by how he or she frequently prepares the dishes, glasses, silverware, pots, and pans for the dishwashing machine, and also by how he or she does other things.

I39. You should not be too curious about things. And You should not allow your curiosity to get the better of you. And You should not allow your curiosity to seriously cause harm.

I40. When I was a Student at Georgetown University, a Woman who worked at one of the Cafeterias there frequently called Me, “Baby.”

I41. The Metaphorical Cream almost always Rises to the Top.

I42. I am not usually too interested in what other individuals have said.

I43. Have each second at a time. Have each minute at a time. Have each hour at a time. Have each day at a time. Have each year at a time. Have each decade at a time. Have each 10 years at a time. Have each 100 years at a time. Have each century at a time.
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I44. It is often, although not always, good to go with the flow. It is often, although not always, good to be agreeable. Not everything should be changed. Many things should not be changed. Change is not always good. Good is Good. And bad is bad.

I45. A person can, and probably should, act logically and at the same time that person can, and probably should, be emotional. Logic is not the absence of emotion. To act logically is to do that which is good.

I46. It does not make Good Sense to be Penny Wise and Pound foolish. It does not make Good Sense to be Penny Wise and Dollar foolish. It does not make Good Sense to be Penny Wise and Euro foolish. Penny. Pennies. Pound. Pounds. Dollar. Dollars. Euro. Euros.

I47. In a Movie, a Person said, “Shall We Play a Game?”

I48. Sometimes an Eagle has used its talons to get a fish, and because the Eagle would not let go of the fish, the Eagle drowned in the water. The Eagle should have let go of the fish, and the Eagle would have continued to live.

I49. There are Good Qualifications that are necessary to be Met in order to Be Members of Many Organizations.

I50. It is sometimes Good to Metaphorically Honk Your Own Horn. -- Brandon

I51. It is Good to Think about Many Things. It is Good to Do Many Things. It is Not Good to do Many Things. I buckle my seat belt, as one serious mistake and it can all be over. – Brandon

I52. That Person Looks Good (LG). And That Person Looked Good (LG). That Person sort of Looks Good. And That Person sort of Looked Good.

I53. Sort of (SO).

I54. Real. Reality. Realities. Verisimilitude.
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Some of what I learned in about First and Second Grades:

One Plus One Equals Two. And One Plus Two Equals Three. And One Plus Three Equals Four.

One Times One Equals One. And One Times Two Equals Two. And One Times Three Equals Three. And One Times Four Equals Four.
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I55. See. Sees. Seen. Seeing. Saw. Hear. Hears. Hearing. Heard.

I56. Some things Make Sense. And Not everything Makes Sense. Some People Make Sense. And Not everyone Makes Sense. Some Things are Logical. And Not everything is Logical. Some People are Logical. And Not everyone is Logical. Some time (ST). Some Times (ST). Always. Not Always (NA). Often. Usually. Not Often (NO). Not Usually (NU). Never.
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I57. Many things should be Remembered. And many things should be Ignored. Many things should sort of be Ignored. Many things should metaphorically be put on the front burner. And many things should metaphorically be put on the back burner. Some things are High Priorities. And many things are Low Priorities. Many things are Important. And many things are Very Important. Many things are Not Important. Many things are Not Very Important. Many things are Unimportant. Many things are Very Unimportant. High Priority (HP). Very High Priority (VHP). Extremely High Priority (EHP). High Priorities (HP). Very High Priorities (VHP). Extremely High Priorities (EHP). Low Priority (LP). Very Low Priority (VLP). Extremely Low Priority (ELP). Low Priorities (LP). Very Low Priorities (VLP). Extremely Low Priorities (ELP).

I58. I am not interested in a lot of things. And that is Good. As a truthful saying states, “Curiosity killed the cat.” Many Actions are Good to do. And many Actions are Bad to do. One serious mistake, and it can all be over.

I59. Earn. Earns. Earning. Earned. Not. About that (AT). About those (AT). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not About that (NAT). Not About those (NAT). Not About that Subject (NATS). Not About those Subjects (NATS).

I60. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I am frequently Professional. I am frequently Very Professional (VP). I am frequently Serious. I am frequently Very Serious (VS). It is good to frequently be Professional. It is good to frequently be Very Professional. It is good to frequently be Serious. It is good to frequently be Very Serious. I frequently have a lot of Good Fun (GF). And it is good to frequently have a lot of Good Fun.”

I61. Many things are Metaphorical Water Under the Bridge. Not many things really bother Me very much.

I62. The Person said, “Look to the Northern Stars.”

I63. I am often Very Generous (VG). I am often Very Generous with Resources. Many individuals have often been Very Generous to Me. Many individuals have often been Very Generous to Me with Resources. It is Good to often be Very Generous. It is Good to often be Very Generous with Resources.

I64. I will cross that Bridge when I get there. And I will cross that Bridge if I get there.

I65. I will frequently, although not always, Metaphorically Play it By Ear.

I66. Some things are Too Costly (also known by the acronym TC). Some things are Too Expensive (TE). Some things have Too Many Bad Consequences (BC). Too Costly. Too Expensive. Too Many Bad Consequences. Many things are Really Good. Many things have Really Good Consequences (GC). Really Good (RG). Really Good Consequences (GC and RGC). Potential. Potentials. Potentially.

I67. There may be different paths and journeys for some People.

I68. In one of My Writings, The Person said, “I Care about that. And I do Not care about that other thing.” I Care (IC). And I do Not Care about that (AIDNCAT and IDNCAT).

I69. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Welcome to a Whole New World. Welcome to a Different World. Welcome to a Wonderful World. Welcome to a Good World.”

I70. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Welcome to a Whole New World View. Welcome to a Different World View. Welcome to a Wonderful World View. Welcome to a Good World View.”
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More of My Writings:

I71. No Harm, No Foul. When there is No Harm, there is often No Foul.

I72. Close is rarely really very important. Being Close is rarely really very important. A Close Call (CC) and Close Calls (CC) are rarely really very important. Being Good is Really Very Important.

I73. Some Individuals go through Phases. Some Individuals go through Good Phases (GP). There are Phases. And there are Good Phases.

I74. Often Good Work should be Accomplished and Done One Good Step at a Time. Often Good Work Can Be Accomplished and Done One Good Step at a Time. Often Good Work should be Accomplished and Done One Good Task at a Time. Often Good Work Can Be Accomplished and Done One Good Task at a Time. Often Good Work should be Accomplished and Done One Good Job at a Time. Often Good Work Can Be Accomplished and Done One Good Job at a Time. Often Good Work should be Accomplished and Done One Good Project at a Time. Often Good Work Can Be Accomplished and Done One Good Project at a Time.

I75. Some Individuals also have Different Temperaments in comparison to Other Individuals. Some Individuals have Good Temperaments. Some Individuals have Bad Temperaments. Many Individuals have Various Thought Processes. Many Individuals have Various Thoughts. Many Individuals have Various Intelligences. Many Individuals have Various Levels of Intelligences. Some Individuals are Smart. Some Individuals are Very Smart. Some Individuals are Brilliant. Some Individuals are Very Brilliant. Some Individuals are Geniuses. Many Individuals know about Good Consequences and Bad Consequences. Many Individuals know that they could Lose a Lot of Good Things if they were to do Certain Things. Many Individuals have a Lot to Lose. Many Individuals are Afraid if Certain Things were to Happen. Many Individuals are Very Afraid if Certain Things were to Happen. Many Individuals know that They would be Sad if Certain Things were to Happen. Many Individuals know that They would be Very Sad if Certain Things were to Happen. Many Individuals have Different Likes and Different Dislikes. Many Individuals have a Lot of Questions about Many Things. Many Individuals are Good at Various Things. Many Individuals Know about Certain Things. Many Individuals have Various Educational Experiences. Many Individuals have Various Funds of Knowledge. Many Individuals have Various Histories. Many Individuals have Various Experiences. Many Individuals, including Me, have Been Around a Lot of People. Many Individuals, including Me, have been Around a Lot of Different People. Many Individuals, including Me, have Seen, Read, and Heard a Lot of Things. Many Individuals, including Me, have Seen, Read, and Heard a Lot of Different Things. -- Brandon

I76. There are Various Good Ways to Encourage Certain Good Actions.

I77. Pure of Heart (POH).

I78. As the poem, Ode on a Grecian Urn by John Keats, states, which I do not completely agree with, and which is not completely true: “Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty, -- That is all Ye know on Earth, and all ye need to know.”
I79. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “You have a Good Personality. And You have a Good Soul. And You have a Good Bearing. And You have a Good Noble Bearing. And You have a Good Patrician Bearing. And You have a Good Temperament.”
I80. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “For Many Possible Actions, the Risk of Being Greatly Harmed is, Alone, Good Enough Reason Not to Do That. And for Many Possible Actions, the Risk of someone else Being Greatly Harmed is, Alone, Good Enough Reason Not to Do That.”
I81. It is Often Good to Do Tried-Tested-True-Good-Moral Methods. It is Often Good to Do Tried-Tested-True-Good-Moral Actions.
I82. Many Things should be in a Good Proportion to Other Things. Many Actions should be in a Good Proportion to Other Actions. And many things should be Proportionate. You and I should Often Not Be Too Excessive about Many Things.
I83. United States President Ronald Reagan was Called The Teflon President, as Many Things were Said to be Forgiven about Him, such as The Iran Contra Affair, where he said, “Let's start with the part that is the most controversial. A few months ago I told the American people I did not trade arms for hostages. My heart and my best intentions still tell me that's true; but the facts and the evidence tell me it is not.”
I84. Many People Often Just Talk in Order to Talk. Many People Do Not Often Really Mean what They Talk About or Write About. Many People Often Just Shoot the Breeze. As the Truthful saying and metaphor states, “Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, But Words Will Never Hurt Me.” -- Brandon
I85. Shooting the Breeze (STB). Talking just to Talk (TJTT).
I86. There are many things that I have not done. There are many things that I will not do. There are many things that I will not do. There are many things that there are too many good thought processes of Mine and too much good Self-Restraint for Me to ever have done, and for Me to ever do. And this is Good. I have literally and metaphorically been frequently around the block. And this is Good. One serious mistake, and it can all be over.

I87. For Many Things, Although Not for All Things, there is Plenty to Go Around. For Many Things, Although Not for All Things, there is Enough to Go Around. Plenty. Enough.
I88. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Just Kidding (JK). Just Joshing Around (JJA). Satire.”

I89. The Apostrophe ‘ ’ can also sometimes Mean in the Present, in the Future, or in the Past, which is a Rule that I Created. The Apostrophe ‘ ’ can also sometimes Mean “belonging to,” which is the possessive tense, either in the singular possessive tense such as, “Brandon’s Apple,” which means Brandon owns the Apple, or in the plural possessive tense, such as “The Parents’ Apple,” which means that The Parents, which means multiple individuals, own the Apple. Charles’s Apple means that one person named Charles owns the Apple, while Charles’ Apple means that more than one person named Charles owns the same Apple. The Apostrophe ‘ ’ can also sometimes Mean the word “is,” singular present tense, or the word “are,” plural present tense, or the word “was,” singular past tense, or the word “were,” plural past tense, or the word “will,” singular or plural future tenses. The Apostrophe ‘ ’ can also sometimes Mean the word “and,” such as “Rock ‘N Roll,” which means “Rock and Roll”. The Apostrophe ‘ ’ can also sometimes Be Used to Signify Other Abbreviations, for example, ‘Em, can be an Abbreviation for the word “Them”.

I90. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I am Rocking in My Rocking Chair. I have Rocked in My Rocking Chair. I will Rock in My Rocking Chair. I also like Rock and Roll Music. I also like Rock and Roll.”

I91. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “This English Garden (EG) demonstrates that there can be Organization from what may be Perceived by an Individual as being Chaos aka Organized Chaos (OC).”

I92. Many Good Things are Done in Order to Have Other Good Things. Many Good Things lead to Other Good Things. Many Good Things are Necessary for Other Good Things.

I93. It is Not Too Important, and: I have Never had a Tattoo. I will Never have a Tattoo. I have Never had an Earring Piercing. I will Never have an Earring Piercing. I have Never had a Body Piercing. I will Never have a Body Piercing.
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I94. There are Coping Mechanisms (CM). And there are Good Coping Mechanisms (GCM). Many Individuals have Coping Mechanisms. Some Individuals have Good Coping Mechanisms.

I95. There is a Good Medium (GM). There are Good Mediums (GM). There are Many Good Mediums. There is a Happy Medium (HM). There are Happy Mediums (HM). There are Many Happy Mediums. There is a Good Medium for Many Things. There are Good Mediums for Many Things. There are Many Good Medium for Many Things. There is a Happy Medium for Many Things. There are Happy Mediums for Many Things. There are Many Happy Mediums for Many Things. Medium. Mediums. The. Those. These. This. That.

I96. I have a Great Life (GL). And I have had a Great Life. And will continue to have a Great Life.

I97. Sometimes an Individual can Be So Very Conservative to the Point where it does Not make Good Sense. And sometimes an Individual can Be So Very Liberal to the Point where it does Not make Good Sense. There are Often Good and Happy Mediums that make Good Sense.

I98. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “As of 2/24/2015, I have Never been Blackmailed, and I have Never been Extorted. And I have Never been Approached for the purpose of Being Blackmailed, and I have Never been Approached for the purpose of Being Extorted. And there is Nothing of Significance to Blackmail and/or Extort Me with. I have Lived a Good Life (GL). And I am Squeaky Clean (SC).”

I99. “I am a Machine,” as said by The Actor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, in the Movie, Terminator 3.

I100. I Learned in My College’s Economics Class that there are Sometimes Metaphorical Animal Spirits.

J1. There is a Good Movie, and I believe that the movie is called “Brave New World,” -- and I have seen Many Movies, and I have seen Many Music Videos, and I have seen Many Television Shows, and I have Read Many Books, and I have Read Many Pieces of Literature, and I have Listened to Many Musical Songs, and I have Listened to Many Songs, and I have been Around a Lot of People, and I have been Around a Lot of Different People -- where a Boy takes out His Earphones before He goes to Sleep, as Individuals are Saying Things to Him via the Earphones to Try to Brainwash Him with Bad Stuff, and with Nonsense. Right is Right. Wrong is Wrong. Good is Good. And Bad is Bad. Moral is Moral. And Immoral is Immoral. Logical is Logical. Logic is Logic. Illogical is Illogical. Illogic is Illogic. Goodness is Goodness. Badness is Badness.

J2. I am Calm. And I do Not often Talk Very Much. I am Often Quite. Calm. Quite. -- Brandon

J3. People do Not Really Need Very Much Money for Basic Necessities. And People do Not Really Need Very Much Money for Basic Needs.

J4. “The List is Life. And all around its Margins is The Code,” a Paraphrased and a Modified Quote from The Movie, Schindler’s List.

J5. I do Not often want to engage an Individual on Certain Metaphorical Levels, and Certain Metaphorical Levels are Not Very Important to Me and to some other Individuals.

J6. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I do Not have Hateful Feelings for a Very Long Period of Time, and I rarely have any Hateful Feelings. I only rarely Hate Something or Someone, and I do Not Hate Something or Someone for Very Long. And I often do Not Focus on Many Things, and I do Not focus on Unimportant Things for Very Long. And all of this is Good.”

J7. Someone May say someone is X and/or Y and/or Z, and That May, or May Not, be True. Someone’s Classification of Someone or Something May or May Not be True. Opinions often do Not Correspond with Reality. Opinions are often Not True. And sometimes Opinions do Correspond with Reality. And sometimes Opinions are True. -- Brandon

J8. Instinct. Instinctively. Innate. Innately.

J9. “Welcome Home, Odo. Welcome Home,” a Modified and a Paraphrased Quote from the Television Show, Star Trek Deep Space Nine (DS9).


J10. “He was Crazy Like a Fox,” said a Man to Me about Joseph Stalin, The Leader of the Soviet Union (USSR).

J11. I have a Good Life. And I have had a Good Life. And I will continue to have a Good Life. And on only a Very Few Occasions have I ever Really Been Hungry, and then I ate and Drank Very Soon. And on only a Very Few Occasions has My Belly Growled because of Hunger, and then I ate and Drank Very Soon. And I have always been Pretty Healthy, and I have also always been Pretty Well Fed, and I have also often been Happy, and My Pictures throughout My Life show this Too. -- Brandon

J12. In a College Classroom, My Professor asked The Class if anyone knew what the word “Internecine” meant. And I, of course, raised My Hand, and, when I was called upon, I, of course, said the correct answer: That Internecine means deadly for both sides. And My Professor replied that that was the correct answer, and I believe that He also said that it sounded like the Dictionary Definition of the Word. There can be Internecine Wars and/or Conflicts between Individuals, and there can also be Internecine Wars and/or Conflicts between Organizations. Internecine.

J13. Some People, Dogs, and Animals have Played Fight (also known by the Acronym PF), and They have engaged in Play Fighting (PF), and They should be careful, as They can get Hurt if They are Not Careful when They Play Fight. -- Brandon

J14. Baseline. Logical Test(s). Rationality Test(s). Memory Test(s). -- Brandon
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And some More of My Writings:

J15. Assess. Assesses. Assessment. Assessing. Assessor. Assessors. Assessed. Access.

J16. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Some individuals have been found Innocent due to Jury Nullification (JN).”

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In one of My Writings, The Man said, "I basically do whatever I want to do. And I have a Strong Moral Compass." -- Brandon
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Some More of My Writings:

J17. Pattern. Patterns. Important Pattern (IP). Important Patterns (IP). Very Important Pattern (VIP). Very Important Patterns (VIP). Extremely Important Pattern (EIP). Extremely Important Patterns (EIP). Not a Pattern (NAP). Non-Patterns (NP). Non- Important Pattern (NIP). Non-Important Patterns (NIP). Non-Very Important Pattern (NVIP). Non-Very Important Patterns (NVIP). Non-Extremely Important Pattern (NEIP). Non-Extremely Important Patterns (NEIP).
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Here is a Joke that I have Wrote:

730. On Television Sets across the World, and at Police Stations, Lights Began to Flash, and There were Sirens Blaring, and a Voice on the Intercom Systems Said, “Red Alert! White Alert! Gray Alert! Orange Alert! Lime Alert! Bark Alert! Football Alert! Basketball Alert! There is a Tap Dancing Viewing Alert. Someone has Viewed Tap Dancing.”
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Some More of My Writings:

973. In one of My Writings, a Man said, “He does not Really Mean That. And I, and Other Individuals, Sometimes have Our Play Talk Speaking, also known by the Acronym (PT). Play Talk. Play. Talk.”
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Some More of My Writings:

1,091. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Photogenic. Sort of Photogenic (SOP). Handsome. Sort of Handsome (SOH). Good Looking (GL). Sort of Good Looking (SOGL). Beautiful. Sort of Beautiful (SOB). Pretty. Sort of Pretty (SOP). Arms of about the same Length. Legs of about the same Length. Feet of about the same Length. Hands of about the same Length. Fingers of about the same length as the other corresponding fingers. Toes of about the same length as the other corresponding toes. Teeth pretty Well-Made. Teeth pretty Straight. Pretty Good Genes. Pretty Good Genetics. At the age of 34, No Cavities ever. Mouth Full of Teeth. Pretty Symmetric. Pretty Well-Made. Pretty Well-Formed. Strong. Strength. Strengths.”
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Some More of My Writings:

1,109. What Some Individuals view as Important, or Very Important, are Not Always Important, or Very Important, to Other Individuals. And there are Objective Things, and there also Subjective Things. And Some Characteristics, Aspects, Biological Things, Religious Things, Levels, and Other Things are only Important, or Very Important, to Individuals sometimes during certain times.
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A Joke: Mom said to Buddy, “Buddy, eat your Dog Food. There are Hungry Dogs around The World who would be Happy to have a Meal.” And Buddy the Dog said, “Then let’s Put My Dog Food in Envelopes and Mail it to Them.”
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Some More of My Writings:

J18. The Man said, “Lost in Translation (LIT). And Gained in Translation (AGIT and GIT).”
J19. Great. Very Great. Extremely Great. Not Great. Not Very Great. Not Extremely Great.
J20. Significant. Very Significant. Extremely Significant. Not Significant. Not Very Significant. Not Extremely Significant.
J21. The Conversation. The Conversations. Conversation. Conversations.
J22. English Language. English Languages.
J23. French Language. French Languages.
J24. Language. Languages.
J25. The Meal. The Meals. Meal. Meals.
J26. The Path. The Paths. Path. Paths.
J27. Skill. Skills.
J28. Skill Set. Skill Sets.
J29. Subject Matter. Subject Matters.
J30. Dessert. Desserts. Just.
J31. Tangible. Intangible.
J32. Activity. Activities.
J33. Worker. Workers.
J34. (The) Test. (The) Tests. (The) Testing. (The) Testings. (The) Tested.
J35. (The) Material. (The) Materials.
J36. The Federal.
J37. Federal.
J38. The Federal Government.
J39. FG. FGs.
J40. The Man said, “Age to Age (ATA). And Year to Year (AYTY and YTY)” And The Person said, “Age to Age. And Year to Year.” And The People said, “Age to Age. And Year to Year.” And They said, “Age to Age. And Year to Year.” And We said, “Age to Age. And Year to Year.” -- Brandon
J41. The Information(s). The Description(s). The Size(s). The Extent(s). The Amount(s). The Length(s). The Width(s). The Height(s). The Measurement(s). The Duration(s). The Longetivity. The Longetivities. The Time(s). The Age(s). The Child (TC). Child. The Youngster (TY). Youngster. The Youth (TY). Youth. The Children (TC). Children. The Youngsters (TY). Youngsters. The Youths (TY). Youths. The Year(s). The Day(s). The Month(s). The Hour(s). The Minute(s). The Second(s). The Information(s). The Categorization(s). The Categorizing. The Categorizings. The Categorized. The Stress. The Stresses. The (Not) Stressful. The (Not) Very Stressful. The (Not) Extremely Stressful. The Distance(s). The Angle. The Angles. Angle. Angles. The Trajectory. The Trajectories. Trajectory. Trajectories. The Price(s). The Real Price(s). The Cost(s). The Real Cost(s). The Season(s). The Weather(s). The Temperature(s). The Heat(s). The Sunlight(s). The Day(s). The Night(s). The Glare from The Sun (TGFTS and GFTS). The Vision(s). The Visibility Factor(s) (TVF and VF). Cloudy. Cloudies. Overcast(s). The Reflection(s). The Cold(s). The Freezing(s). The Snow(s). The Ice(s). The Rain(s). The Rain Storm(s). The Hail Storm(s). The Storm(s). The Snow Storm(s). The Blizzard(s). The Protection(s). The Cloth(es). The Machine(s). The Machinery. The Machineries. The Resource(s). The Territory. The Territories. The Proportion(s). The Proportional. The Amount(s). The Score(s). The Percentage(s). The Normal. The Normalness. The Not Normal. The Not Normalness. About that Subject. About those Subjects. The Meaning(s). What does that mean? What do those mean? What is the definition of that? What are the definitions of that? What is the Importance of that? What are the Importances of that? Gets Along (GA). Often Gets Along. Gets Along with Some People. Gets Along with Many People. Often Gets Along with Some People. Often Gets Along with Many People. Easy Going (EG). Often is Easy Going. Easy Going with Some People. Easy Going with Many People. Often is Easy Going with Some People. Often is Easy Going with Many People. Friendly. Often is Friendly. Friendly with Some People. Friendly with Many People. Often is Friendly with Some People. Often is Friendly with Many People. Does Not Sabotage. Does Not Sabotage a Friend. Does Not Sabotage Friends. Did Not Sabotage. Did Not Sabotage a Friend. Did Not Sabotage Friends. Is Not Sabotaging. Is Not Sabotaging a Friend. Is Not Sabotaging Friends. Is Not Sabotaging. Did Not Sabotaged. Did Not Sabotage a Friend. Did Not Sabotage Friends. Did Not Sabotage. Will Not Sabotage. Will Not Sabotage a Friend. Will Not Sabotage Friends. Sabotage. Sabotages. Sabotaging. Sabotaged. Pure of Heart (POH). Pure of Hearts (POH). The Pure of Heart (TPOH). The Pure of Hearts (TPOH). The Loyal (TL). The Loyals (TL). Loyal. Loyals. The Loyal Member (TLM). The Loyal Members (TLM). Loyal Member (LM). Loyal Members (LM). The Traitor (TT). The Traitors (TT). Traitor. Traitors. The Hostile (TH). The Hostiles (TH). Hostile. Hostiles. The Combatant (TC). The Combatants (TC). Combatant. Combatants. The Friendly (TF). The Friendlies (TF). Friendly. Friendlies. The Penalty (TP). Penalty. The Penalties (TP). Penalties. The Price (TP). Price. The Prices (TP). Prices. The Reward (TR). Reward. The Rewards (TR). Rewards. The Just Dessert (TJD). Just Dessert (JD). The Just Desserts (TJD). Just Desserts (JD).
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More of My Writings:

J42. Identity. Identities. The Identity. The Identities. An Identity. Some Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J43. Important Identity. Important Identities. The Important Identity. The Important Identities. A Important Identity. Some Important Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J44. Very Important Identity. Very Important Identities. The Very Important Identity. The Very Important Identities. A Very Important Identity. Some Very Important Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J45. Extremely Important Identity. Extremely Important Identities. The Extremely Important Identity. The Extremely Important Identities. An Extremely Important Identity. Some Extremely Important Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J46. Not an Identity. Not Identities. Not The Identity. Not The Identities. Not An Identity. Not Some Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J47. Not an Important Identity. Not Important Identities. Not The Important Identity. Not The Important Identities. Not An Important Identity. Not Some Important Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J48. Not a Very Important Identity. Not Very Important Identities. Not The Very Important Identity. Not The Very Important Identities. Not A Very Important Identity. Not Some Very Important Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J49. Not an Extremely Important Identity. Not Extremely Important Identities. Not The Extremely Important Identity. Not The Extremely Important Identities. Not An Extremely Important Identity. Not Some Extremely Important Identities. At Times. At a Time. Sometimes. Sometime. Often. Often Times. Frequent. Frequently. Not at All. None. No amount of Times. Regarding This Subject. Regarding Those Subjects. A Sense of. Senses of. Reality. Not Reality. Not Realities. Realities. The Not Reality. The Not Realities. The Realities.
J50. Brief. Briefly.
J51. The Brief (TB). The Briefly (TB).
J52. Not Brief. Not Briefly.
J53. The Not Brief (TNB). The Not Briefly (TNB).
J54. Danger. Dangers. Dangerous.
J55. (The) Danger. (The) Dangers. (The) Dangerous.
J56. (The) Very Dangerous (TVD and VD).
J57. (The) Extremely Dangerous (TED and ED).
J58. (The) Too Dangerous (TTD and TD).
J59. Non-Danger (ND). Non-Dangers (ND). Not Dangerous (ND).
J60. (The) Non-Danger. (The) Non-Dangers. (The) Not Dangerous.
J61. (The) Not Very Dangerous (TNVD and NVD).
J62. (The) Not Extremely Dangerous (TNED and NED).
J63. (The) Not Too Dangerous (TNTD and NTD).
J64. Reward. Rewards. Rewarding. Rewarded.
J65. The Reward (TR). The Rewards (TR). The Rewarding (TR). The Rewarded (TR).
J66. A Good Reward (AGR and GR). Some Good Rewards (SGR and GR). Good Rewarding (GR). Well Rewarded (WR).
J67. The Good Reward (TGR). The Good Rewards (TGR). The Good Rewarding (TGR). The Well Rewarded (TWR).
J68. An Important Reward (AIR and IR). Some Important Rewards (SIR and IR). Important Rewarding (IR). Importantly Rewarded (IR).
J69. The Important Reward (TIR). The Important Rewards (TIR). The Important Rewarding (TIR). The Importantly Rewarded (TIR).
J70. Not an Important Reward (NAIR). Not Important Rewards (NIR). Not an Important Rewarding (NAIR). Not Importantly Rewarded (NIR).
J71. The Not an Important Reward (TNAIR). The Not Important Rewards (TNIR). The Not an Important Rewarding (TNAIR). The Not Importantly Rewarded (TNIR).
J72. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Many of Our Members are of Many Different Religions (MDR). And Many of Our Members are of Many Religions (MR). And Many of Our Members are Members of Organizations. And Many of Our Members are Members of Various Organizations. And Many of Our Members are Members of Many Organizations. And Many of Our Members are Members of Groups. And Many of Our Members are Members of Various Groups. And Many of Our Members are Members of Many Groups.”
J73. Close. Very Close (VC). Extremely Close (EC).
J74. Not Close (NC). Not Very Close (NVC). Not Extremely Close (NEC).
J75. Too Close (TC). Very Too Close (VTC). Too Extremely Close (TEC).
J76. Not Too Close (NTC). Not Very Too Close (NVTC). Not Extremely Too Close (NETC).
J77. Right. Just Right (JR). About Right (AR). About Just Right AJR). Very Right (VR). About Very Right (AVR). Extremely Right (ER). About Extremely Right (AER).
J78. Not Right (NR). Just Not Right (JNR). Not About Right (NAR). Not About Just Right (NAJR). Not Very Right (NVR). Not About Very Right (NAVR). Not Extremely Right (NER). Not About Extremely Right (NAER).
J79. Legal. Legally. Illegal. Illegally. Not Legal (NL). Not Legally (NL). The Law (TL). The Real Law (TRL). The Laws (TL). The Real Laws (TRL). Law. Real Law (RL). Laws. Real Laws (RL).
J80. Real Legal (RL). Really Legally (RL). Real Illegal (RI). Really Illegally (RI). Really Not Legal (RNL). Really Not Legally (RNL). The Law (TL). The Real Law (TRL). The Laws (TL). The Real Laws (TRL). Law. Real Law (RL). Laws. Real Laws (RL).
J81. In Literature, Mr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are both The Same Person. And in Literature, Mr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde are both The Same Person.
J82. Alter Ego (AE). Alter Egos (AE).
J83. Point. Points. The Point (TP). The Points (TP). A Point (AP). Some Points. That Point. Those Points. Speculation. Reality. Not Reality. If. Maybe. No. Yes. Probably. Probably Not. Probably Yes. Maybe if.
J84. The Coordinate (TC). The Coordinates (TC).
J85. The Graph (TG). The Graphs (TG).
J86. The Paper (TP). The Papers (TP).
J87. The Pen (TP). The Pens (TP).
J88. The Pencil (TP). The Pencils (TP).
J89. The Paper (TP). The Papers (TP).
J90. The Handwriting (TH). The Handwritings (TH).
J91. The Cursive (TC). The Cursives (TC).
J92. The Alphabet (TA). The Alphabets (TA).
J93. The Letter (TL). The Letters (TL).
J94. The Number (TN). The Numbers (TN).
J95. The Symbol (TS). The Symbols (TS).
J96. The Erasure (TE). The Erasures (TE).
J97. The Erase (TE). The Erases (TE).
J98. The Pencil Sharpener (TPS). The Pencil Sharpeners (TPS).
J99. The Computer (TC). The Computers (TC).
J100. The Laptop (TL). The Laptops (TL).
K1. The Typing (TT). The Typings (TT).
K2. The Keyboard (TK). The Keyboards (TK).
K3. The Key (TK). The Keys (TK).
K4. The Software (TS). The Softwares (TS).
K5. The Essay (TE). The Essays (TE).
K6. The Document (TD). The Documents (TD).
K7. The Dissertation (TD). The Dissertations (TD).
K8. The Book (TB). The Books (TB).
K9. The Newspaper (TN). The Newspapers (TN).
K10. The Magazine (TM). The Magazines (TM).
K11. The Journal (TJ). The Journals (TJ).
K12. The Publication (TP). The Publications (TP).
K13. The Television Show (TTS). The Television Shows (TTS).
K14. The News Show (TNS). The News Shows (TNS).
K15. The Show (TS). The Shows (TS).
K16. The Newsroom (TN). The Newsrooms (TN).
K17. The Room (TR). The Rooms (TR).
K18. The Movie (TM). The Movies (TM).
K19. The Film (TF). The Films (TF).
K20. The Screen Play (TSP). The Screen Plays (TSP).
K21. The Literature (TL). The Literatures (TL).
K22. The Formula (TF). The Formulas (TF).
K23. The Social Network (TSN). The Social Networks (TSN).
K24. The Blog (TB). The Blogs (TB).
K25. The Website (TW). The Websites (TW).
K26. The Friend (TF). The Friends (TF).
K27. The Close Friend (TCF). The Close Friends (TCF).
K28. The Very Close Friend (TVCF). The Very Close Friends (TVCF).
K29. The Extremely Close Friend (TECF). The Extremely Close Friends (TECF).
K30. The Follower (TF). The Followers (TF).
K31. The Man said, “I keep that to Myself (IKTTM). And that is Good. And that Person should keep that to that Person’s Self. And that is Good.” Silence is often Golden (SIOG). And Silence is often Good (ASIOG and SIOG).
K32. The Woman said, “I keep that to Myself (IKTTM). And that is Good. And that Person should keep that to that Person’s Self. And that is Good.” Silence is often Golden (SIOG). And Silence is often Good (ASIOG and SIOG).
K33. The Person said, “I keep that to Myself (IKTTM). And that is Good. And that Person should keep that to that Person’s Self. And that is Good.” Silence is often Golden (SIOG). And Silence is often Good (ASIOG and SIOG).
K34. The Man said, “I do Not care Too Much for Titles. And I do Not care Too Much for Job Titles. And I do Not care Too Much for Job Descriptions. We do Not care Too Much for Titles. And We do Not care Too Much for Job Titles. And We do Not care Too Much for Job Descriptions.”
K35. The Man said, “I like Myself. And I sort of like Him. And I sort of like Her. And I sort of like that Person. And I sort of like Them. And I like Us.”
K36. The Man said, “I like My Voice. And I sort of like His Voice (HV). And I sort of like Her Voice (HV). And I sort of like that Person’s Voice (PV). And I sort of like Their Voices (TV). And I like Our Voices (OV).”
K37. The Woman said, “I like Myself. And I sort of like Him. And I sort of like Her. And I sort of like that Person. And I sort of like Them. And I like Us.”
K38. The Woman said, “I like My Voice. And I sort of like His Voice (HV). And I sort of like Her Voice (HV). And I sort of like that Person’s Voice (PV). And I sort of like Their Voices (TV). And I like Our Voices (OV).”
K39. The Person said, “I like Myself. And I sort of like Him. And I sort of like Her. And I sort of like that Person. And I sort of like Them. And I like Us.”
K40. The Person said, “I like My Voice. And I sort of like His Voice (HV). And I sort of like Her Voice (HV). And I sort of like that Person’s Voice (PV). And I sort of like Their Voices (TV). And I like Our Voices (OV).”
K41. A paraphrased saying, “If You play with Pigs, You may get Mud on You.”
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And More of My Writings:

K42. Type. Type of (TO). The Type (TT). The Type of (TTO). Types. Types of (TO). The Types (TT). The Types of (TTO). A. An. And. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K43. Cut the Loss (CTL). Cut the Losses (CTL). About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K44. (The) Portion(s). (The) Small Portion(s). (The) Very Small Portion(s). (The) Extremely Small Portion(s). (The) Medium Portion(s). (The) Very Medium Portion(s). (The) Extremely Medium Portion(s). (The) Large Portion(s). (The) Very Large Portion(s). (The) Extremely Large Portion(s). (The) Reasonable Portion(s). (The) Very Reasonable Portion(s). (The) Extremely Reasonable Portion(s). About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K45. Not (The) Portion(s). (The) Not Small Portion(s). (The) Not Very Small Portion(s). (The) Not Extremely Small Portion(s). (The) Not Medium Portion(s). (The) Not Very Medium Portion(s). (The) Not Extremely Medium Portion(s). (The) Not Large Portion(s). (The) Not Very Large Portion(s). (The) Not Extremely Large Portion(s). (The) Not Reasonable Portion(s). (The) Not Very Reasonable Portion(s). (The) Not Extremely Reasonable Portion(s). About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K46. Fine. Fines. Finely. Fined. Not Fine. Not Fines. Not Finely. Not Fined. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K47. Wait. Waits. Waiting. Waited. Not Wait. Not Waits. Not Waiting. Not Waited. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K48. Go. Goes. Going. Gone. Not Go. Not Goes. Not Going. Not Gone. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K49. Caution. Cautions. Cautious. Cautiously. Not Caution. Not Cautions. Not Cautious. Not Cautiously. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K50. Care. Cares. Careful. Carefuls. Carefully. Cared. Not Care. Not Cares. Not Careful. Not Carefuls. Not Carefully. Not Cared. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K51. The Person said, “I Know.” I Know (IK). We Know (WK). They Know (TK). He Knows (HK). She Knows (SK). That Person Knows (TP).
K52. The Works (TW). Not The Works (NTW). About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K53. Critical. Critical. Critically. Very Critical. Very Critical. Very Critically. Extremely Critical. Extremely Critical. Extremely Critically.
K54. Not Critical. Not Critical. Not Critically. Not Very Critical. Not Very Critical. Not Very Critically. Not Extremely Critical. Not Extremely Critical. Not Extremely Critically.
K55. The Man said, “I was a Child then (IWACT).” And The Person said, “I was a Child then.” And The Person said, “That Person was a Child then (TPWACT).” And The People said, “We were Children then (WWCT).” And The People said, “They were Children then (TWCT).”
K56. The Man said, “I was a Kid then (IWAKT).” And The Person said, “I was a Kid then.” And The Person said, “That Person was a Kid then (TPWAKT).” And The People said, “We were Kids then (WWKT).” And The People said, “They were Kids then (TWKT).”
K57. The Man said, “I was a Youngster then (IWAYT).” And The Person said, “I was a Youngster then.” And The Person said, “That Person was a Youngster then (TPWAYT).” And The People said, “We were Youngsters then (WWYT).” And The People said, “They were Youngsters then (TWYT).”
K58. The Man said, “I was a Youth then (IWAYT).” And The Person said, “I was a Youth then.” And The Person said, “That Person was a Youth then (TPWAYT).” And The People said, “We were Youths then (WWYT).” And The People said, “They were Youths then (TWYT).”
K59. Applicable. Applicably. Not Applicable (NA). Not Applicably (NA).
K60. The Man said, “That Person’s Eyes were Opened regarding that. And That Person’s Eyes were Opened regarding that Thing. And That Person’s Eyes were Opened regarding those Things. That Person’s Eyes were Not Opened regarding that. And That Person’s Eyes were Not Opened regarding that Thing. And That Person’s Eyes were Not Opened regarding those Things.” Eyes were Opened regarding That (EWORT and EWO). And Eyes were Opened regarding That Thing (EWORTT and EWO). And Eyes were Opened regarding Those Things (EWORTT and EWO). And Eyes were Not Opened regarding That (EWNORT and EWNO). And Eyes were Not Opened regarding That Thing (EWNORTT and EWNO). And Eyes were Not Opened regarding Those Things (EWNORTT and EWNO). About that Subject. About those Subjects. Metaphorically. And Literally (AL). Adam. Eve. Adam and Eve. The Garden of Eden (TGOE). Garden of Eden (GOE). Eden. The Garden (TG). Garden. The Gardens (TG). Gardens.
K61. (The) Collection (TC). (The) Collections (TC).
K62. (The) Map (TM). (The) Maps (TM). (The) Roadmap (TR). (The) Roadmaps (TR). (The) Road Map (TRM and RM). (The) Road Maps (TRM and RM).
K64. The Empire. The Empires. Empire. Empires.
K63. Winston Churchill said, paraphrased, that there are also “Empires of The Mind.” Empires of The Mind (EOTM). Empire of The Mind (EOTM). The Empires of The Mind (TEOTM). The Empire of The Mind (TEOTM).
K64. The Colony (TC). The Colonies (TC). Colony. Colonies.
K65. The Woman on Television said, paraphrasing that a Person was, “An Angel,” and that He was, “Heaven Sent.” An Angel (AA). The Angel (TA). Some Angels (SA). The Angels (TA). Angel. Angels. Heaven Sent (HS). The Heaven Sent (THS).
K66. Halo. Halos. The Halo (TH). The Halos (TH).
K67. Glow. Glows. The Glow (TG). The Glows (TG).
K68. Aura. Auras. The Aura (TA). The Auras (TA).
K69. Spirit. Spirits. The Spirit (TS). The Spirits (TS).
K70. (The) Customary (TC). (The) Customaries (TC). (The) Usual (TU). (The) Usuals (TU). (The) Routine. (The) Routines. (The) Good Routine (TGR and GR). (The) Good Routines (TGR and GR).
K71. Of course (OC). Of course Not (OCN). Expect. Expects. Expecting. Expected. The Expect. The Expects. The Expecting. The Expected. Unexpect. Unexpects. Unexpecting. Unexpected. The Unexpect. The Unexpects. The Unexpecting. The Unexpected. Not Expect. Not Expects. Not Expecting. Not Expected. The Non-Expect. The Non-Expects. The Not Expecting. The Not Expected.
K72. (The) Wrestler. (The) Wrestlers. (The) Wrestling. (The) Wrestlings. (The) Wrestle. (The) Wrestling Match. (The) Wrestling Matches. (The) Wrestled.
K73. (The) Nuance (TN). (The) Nuances (TN).
K74. (The) Area(s). (The) Distance(s). (The) Perimeters(s). (The) Radi(us). (The) Circumference(s). (The) (Graphing) Calculator(s).
K75. (This) (That) Percentage of The Population. (This) (That) Percentages of The Population. (This) (That) Percentage of The Populations. (This) (That) Percentages of The Populations. (The) (That) (Certain) Population. (The) (Those) (Certain) Populations. (The) Segment (of). (The) Segments (of). (The) Percentage. (The) Percentages.
K76. The Meal. The Meals. A Meal. Some Meals. Meal. Meals.
K77. The Control (TC). The Controls (TC). The Controlling (TC). The Controlled (TC). Control. Controls. Controlling. Controlled.
K78. The Support Personnel (TSP). Support Personnel (SP). The Support (TS). The Supports (TS). The Supporting (TS). The Supported (TS). Support. Supports. Supporting. Supported. The Personnel (TP). Personnel.
K79A. The Sign. The Signs. Sign. Signs.
K79. The Term. The Terms. Term. Terms.
K80. The Terminology. The Terminologies. Terminology. Terminologies.
K81. The Time Frame. The Time Frames. Time Frame (TF). Time Frames (TF).
K82. The Lexicon. The Lexicons. Lexicon. Lexicons.
The Lexicography. The Lexicographies. Lexicography. Lexicographies.
K83. The Definition. The Definitions. Definition. Definitions.
K84. The Vernacular. The Vernaculars. Vernacular. Vernaculars.
K85. The Speech. The Speeches. Speech. Speeches.
K86. The Writing. The Writings. Writing. Writings.
K87. The Language. The Languages. Language. Languages.
K88. The Command (TC). The Commands (TC). Command. Commands.
K89. Training. Trainings. The Training. The Trainings. Not Training. Trainings. Not The Training. Not The Trainings. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K90. Good Training. Good Trainings. The Good Training. The Good Trainings. Not Good Training. Not Good Trainings. Not The Good Training. Not The Good Trainings. About that Subject. About those Subjects.
K91. The Bulldog (TB). The Bulldogs (TB). Bulldog. Bulldogs.
K92. Handiwork. Handiworks. The Handiwork (TH). The Handiworks (TH). My Handiwork (MH). My Handiworks (MH). Your Handiwork (YH). Your Handiworks (YH). Our Handiwork (OH). Our Handiworks (OH). Their Handiwork (TH). Their Handiworks (TH). His Handiwork (HH). His Handiworks (HH). Her Handiwork (HH). Her Handiworks (HH).
K93. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “That is a Man’s Beard (MB).”
K94. Implant. Implants. Implanted. Non-Implant (NI). Non-Implants (NI). Not Implanted (NI).
K95. On CNN, a Woman said, paraphrasing, “I am Not going to allow anyone to dictate to Me what I see Myself. Are My Eyes Deceiving Me? I do Not think so. I think We should Rely on Our Own Eyes. And I think We should also Rely on Common Sense.” Common Sense (CS).
K96. The Clique (TC). The Cliques (TC). Clique. Cliques.
K97. The Group (TG). The Groups (TG). Group. Groups.
K98. The Member (TM). The Members (TM). Member. Members.
K99. The Group Member (TGM). The Group Members (TGM). Group Member (GM). Group Members (GM).
K100. The Organization (TO). The Organizations (TO). Organization. Organizations
L1. The Organization Member (TOM). The Organization Members (TOM). Organization Member (OM). Organization Members (OM).
L2. The Membership (TM). The Memberships (TM). Membership. Memberships.
L3. The Group Membership (TGM). The Group Memberships (TGM). Group Membership (GM). Group Memberships (GM).
L4. The Organization Membership (TOM). The Organization Memberships (TOM). Organization Membership (OM). Organization Memberships (OM).
L5. That Toughened that Person Up (TTTPU). Toughened Up (TU). That Toughened Up (TTU). Toughened. And this is Good (ATIG and TIG). And that is Good (ATIG and TIG).
L6. In one of My Writings, The Man went up to 12 people at a Party, and to each Person He said the word, “Twelve.”
L7. Patrician (TP). The Patricians (TP). The Patrician Member (TPM). The Patrician Members (TPM). Patrician Member (PM). Patrician Members (PM). Patrician. Patricians.
L8. Approximately Holistic (AH). Approximately Holistically (AH). Approximately Not Holistic (ANH). Approximately Not Holistically (ANH).
L9. Approximately Specific (AS). Approximately Specifically (AS). Approximately Not Specific (ANS). Approximately Not Specifically (ANS).
L10. A Harbor (AH). Harbor.
L11. Some Harbors (SH). Harbors.
L12. A Fortress (AF). Fortress.
L13. Some Fortresses (SF). Fortresses.
L14. Metaphorical. Metaphorically. Metaphor. Metaphors. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
L15. Literal. Literals. Literally. About that Subject. About those Subjects. Not about that Subject. Not about those Subjects.
L16. Not Metaphorical (NM). Not Metaphorically (NM). Not a Metaphor (NAM). Not Metaphors (NM). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
L17. Not Literal (NL). Not Literals (NL). Not Literally (NL). About that Subject. About those Subjects. Not about that Subject. Not about those Subjects.
L18. Well Rounded. Approximately Well Rounded. About Well Rounded. About that Subject. About those Subjects. Not about that Subject. Not about those Subjects.
L19. Talented. About that Subject. About those Subjects. Not about that Subject. Not about those Subjects.
L20. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I have Not felt Weird for very long. And I have Not felt that I was Weird for very long. And I am Thankful for that.”
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L21. Partial. Partiality. Partials. About that Subject. About those Subjects. Not about that Subject. Not about those Subjects.
L22. Not Partial (NP). Non-Partiality (NP). Non-Partials (NP). About that Subject. About those Subjects. Not about that Subject. Not about those Subjects.
L23. God’s Timing (GT). God’s Timings (GT).
L24. Good Timing (GT). Good Timings (GT).
L25. Bad Timing (BT). Bad Timings (BT).
L26. Inappropriate Timing (IT). Inappropriate Timings (IT).
L27. Appropriate Timing (AT). Appropriate Timings (AT).
L28. OK Timing (OT). OK Timings (OT).
L29. Fine Timing (FT). Fine Timings (FT).
L30. Great Timing (GT). Great Timings (GT).
L31. The Cycle. The Cycles. The Good Cycle (TGC). The Good Cycles (TGC).
L32. Cycle. Cycles. Good Cycle (GC). Good Cycles (GC).
L33. The Metaphorical Cycle. The Metaphorical Cycles. The Good Metaphorical Cycle (TGMC). The Good Metaphorical Cycles (TGMC).
L34. Metaphorical Cycle (MC). Metaphorical Cycles (MC). Good Metaphorical Cycle (GMC). Good Metaphorical Cycles (GMC).
L35. Feedback. Feedbacks. Opinion. Opinions. Opinioned. Opinionated. Opine. Opines. Word of Mouth. Word of Mouths. Words of Mouth. Words of Mouths. Word of Mouth (WOM). Word of Mouths (WOM). Words of Mouth (WOM). Words of Mouths (WOM). The Grapevine (TG). The Grapevines (TG). Grapevine. Grapevines. True. Truly. False. Falsely. Real. Not Real (NR). Reality. Realities. Not Reality (NR). Not Realities (NR). True Rumor (TR). True Rumors (TR). False Rumor (FR). False Rumors (FR).
L36. Together. Seriously Together (ST). Not Seriously Together (NST). Very Together (VT). Extremely Together (ET). Not Together (NT). Not Very Together (NVT). Not Extremely Together (NET). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not About that Subject (NATS). Not About those Subjects (NATS).
L37. At the Same Time (ATST). Not at the Same Time (NATST). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not About that Subject (NATS). Not About those Subjects (NATS).
L38. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not About that Subject (NATS). Not About those Subjects (NATS).
L39. Some Important Concepts to know about: Logic. Logical. Rational. Reasonable. Reasonableness. Common Sense (CS). Common Knowledge (CK). What History Teaches (WHT). What Common Sense Teaches (WCST). Educated. Well Educated (WE). World View (WV). World Views (WV). The Individual (TI). The Individuals (TI). The Group (TG). The Groups (TG). Knowledge. Knowleadges. Knowledgeable. Intelligence. Intelligences. Intelligent. Subject Matter (SM). Subject Matters (SM). Goodness. Moral. Morality. Good Morality (GM). Good Morals (GM). Proportionate. Balanced. Well Balanced (WB). National Security (NS). Eminent Domain (ED). Reasonable. The Reasonable Person Standard in The Law. The Reasonable Person (TRP and RP). Reasonable Compensation (RC). Fair Compensation (FC). Fair. Justice. Reality. Realities. Important. Very Important (VI). Extremely Important (EI). Not Important (NI). Not Very Important (NVI). Not Extremely Important (NEI). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS).
L40. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “He kept The Lane Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC). And He kept The Lanes Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC).”
L41. In one of My Writings, The Woman said, “He kept The Lane Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC). And He kept The Lanes Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC).”
L42. In one of My Writings, The Person said, “He kept The Lane Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC). And He kept The Lanes Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC).”
L43. In one of My Writings, The People said, “He kept The Lane Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC). And He kept The Lanes Cleared (HKTLC and KTLC and LC).” 
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L44. A Description of what someone has done is often more desirable than Labeling someone because of a certain activity: for example, it is often better to say that someone “Ate an Apple,” rather than saying that someone is “An Apple Eater,” as someone is often more than one activity, such as being an “An Apple Eater.”
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Some More of My Writings and My Jokes:

L45. A Joke: An Imaginary Haircut for someone with a Bald Head, with someone saying, “Your hair is still Very Long.”
L46. A Joke: Barking Pomeranian Dogs for a Singing Telegram.
L47. A Joke: a Man calls His Credit Card Company to notify that Company that He will be Traveling, and that He may use His Credit Card at His Neighbor’s House, who lives 28.38 feet away from His House, and He’s measured the Distance, 18 times, in order to make sure that is the correct Distance.
L48. A Joke: The Man says, “I can count on one hand how many Times I have been Wrong,” and on this hand: and He starts to count on a Huge Hand, with about 101 Fingers on the Hand.
L49. A Joke: A Man says to a Woman, “Can you recharge Me when you recharge your cell phone?” And the Woman says, “As a Matter of Fact I can,” and then She shows The Man a Huge Recharger.
L50. A Joke: A Man was Extremely Diligent in making sure that activities, such as His Tooth Brushing, were Not more than 2.36 seconds each.
L51. Game Theory (GT). Game Theories (GT). The.
L52. Fiduciary Duty (FD). Fiduciary Duties (FD). The.
L53. Due Diligence (DD). Due Diligences (DD). The.
L54. Lateral Thought (LT). Lateral Thoughts. The.
L55. Lateral Thinking (LT). Lateral Thinkings (LT). The.
L56. Real Chess Game (RCG). Real Chess Games (RCG). The.
L57. Severe. Very Severe (VS). Extremely Severe (ES). The.
L58. Not Severe (NS). Not Very Severe (NVS). Not Extremely Severe (NES). The.
L59. Testing. Some Testing (ST). Safe Testing (ST). Very Safe Testing (VST). Extremely Safe Testing (EST). The.
L60. Not Testing. Not Some Testing (NST). Not Safe Testing (NST). Not Very Safe Testing (NVST). Not Extremely Safe Testing (NEST). The.
L61. As the saying states, “A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.”
L62. Nest. Nests. The.
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L63. A Person at High School told Grandma Carolyn that Grandma Carolyn was Psychic, as did a Psychic in Oregon, Olga the Psychic, after reading Grandma Carolyn’s Palms several years ago.

L64. Whoopi Goldberg’s Character is a Psychic in The Movie called, “Ghost.”
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L65. Joke: someone waited on the sidewalk for the Go Sign for the Cross Walk for 8 and a half years.
L66. Quid pro Quo. Good Quid pro Quo.
L67. Grandma Carolyn, when she was a Youth, sang in a Young Women’s Choir for School in Oregon, which was Broadcast on Television. Grandma Hjordis went to the Singing, and the Singing Instructor’s name was Harry Ralph.
L68. Grandma Carolyn also had great memories of Grandpa Lars Landsem and Grandma Ingaborg Landsem. For example,Grandma Carolyn remembers that when Grandma Carolyn was a Child, Grandma Ingaborg washed Grandma Carolyn’s hands very delicately. And, when Grandma Carolyn was in about first or second grade, Grandpa Lars took Grandma Carolyn to a movie at The Theatre.
L69. Deal(s). Good Deal(s). Very Good Deal(s). Extremely Good Deal(s).
L70. Non-Deal(s). Not Good Deal(s). Not Very Good Deal(s). Not Extremely Good Deal(s).
L71. Bad Deal(s). Very Bad Deal(s). Extremely Bad Deal(s).
L72. A Joke: an Appraiser gave a wildly low estimate for a Beautiful House – and He said that the House and the Land was only worth between about eight cents to about twelve cents.
L73. A Joke: someone buys lottery tickets that correspond to Family Member’s ages, and that Person tries to have a Family Member reverse His Ageing so that He will be Younger again, as the number 27 keeps on appearing on part of the Winning Lottery Numbers.
L74. A Joke: Extremely Short Time Periods for Dormancies. For example, someone’s Bank Accounts are Forfeited if They do Not check Their Bank Balances within every 21 seconds.
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Some More of My Writings, Sayings, and Jokes:

L75. Faith. Faiths. The.
L76. Influence. Influences. Influencing. Influenced. Influencer. Influencers. The.
L77 Clout. Clouts. The.
L78. A Joke: Literally playing it by Ear.
L79. A Joke: A Gooder Mood.
L80. A Joke: Very Little Table and Chairs to sit at.
L81. Perspective. Perspectives. The.
L82. Speculation. Speculate. Speculating. Speculated. Speculative. The.
L83. Objective. Objectively. The.
L84. Subjective. Subjectively. The.
L85. Objectives. The.
L86. A Joke: can I bring 5 minutes?
L87. Object. Objects. The.
L88. In that Capacity (ITC). In those Capacities (ITC). Capacity. Capacities.
L89. The Wolf looked around. And The Wolves looked around. The Wolf Pack. The Wolf Packs.
L90. A Joke: a person was very insistent that the time was 8:16 and a half.
L91. A Joke: Did the Casino’s Lights turn someone’s Hair Red? And a thorough investigation about those lights.
L92. Lenient. Lenience. Leniency. Leniencies. The.
L93. Compassion. Compassionate. The.
L94. Situational. Situation. Situations. The.
L95. Consistent. Consistency. Consistencies. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS).
L96. Structure. Structures. Structured. The.
L97. Outline. Outlines. Outlined. The.
L98. Reference. References. Referencing. Referenced. The. Point of (PO).
L99. Summary. Summaries. Summarizing. Summarized. The.
L100. A Joke: ATM accepted and dispensed only Dog Biscuits and Rocks.
M1. A Joke: The Man looked around frantically in His Hotel Room, and He kept on asking, “Where did I put those briefcases that have 84 Trillion Dollars in them?”
M2. A Joke: A Dozen Hospitals were right next to each other, and each of them only treated one thing each: for example, one of the Hospitals only treated paper cuts, and another one only treated bad haircuts, and another one only treated Typos.
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M3. Easement Jokes: for example, an Easement of 8 Trillion dollars was paid so that someone could chew gum on someone’s else’s Property.
M4. Know. Knows. Knowing. Knew. The. Not.
M5. Think. Thinks. Thinking. Thought. The. Not.
M6. Simultaneously. Simultaneous. The. Not.
M7. Encompass. Encompasses. Encompassing. The. Not.
M8. Compass. Compasses. The. Not.
M9. From Here to Here. The. Not.
M10. From There to There. The. Not.
M11. Here. The. Not.
M12. There. The. Not.
M13. Essential. Essentially.
M14. Not Essential (NE). Not Essentially (NE).
M15. A Joke: Water Causes a Large amount of Growth: for example, someone puts His Foot Outside, and the Foots grows to be about 81 Feet Wide and about 81 Feet Tall.
M16. Cute. Cutes. Cutie. Cuties. The. Sort of (SO).
M17. Pretty. Pretties. The. Sort of (SO).
M18. In the Groove (ITG). In the Grooves (ITG). Back In the Groove Back In the Grooves. Groove. Grooves. The. Sort of (SO).
M19. Task. Tasks. The Good Task (TGT). The Good Tasks (TGT).
M20. Job. Jobs. The Good Job (TGJ). The Good Jobs (TGJ).
M21. List. Lists. The Good List (TGL). The Good Lists (TGL).
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Some More of My Writings:

M22. Analyze. Analyzes. Analyzing. Analyzed. Analyst. Analysts. The.
M23. The Big Picture (TBP). The Big Pictures (TBP). Big Picture (BP). Big Pictures (BP).
M24. The Overview (TO). The Overviews (TO). Overview. Overviews.
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M25. Boundary. Boundaries. The.
M26. A Good Boundary (AGB). Good Boundaries (GB). The.
M27. Pro-Active (PA). Pro-Actives (PA). Pro-Actively (PA). Being. Beings. The.
M28. Stop. Go. Yes. No.
M29. Human. Humans. Humanity. Humanities. Humankind. Humankinds.
M30. Kind. Kinds. Kindly. Not.
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M31. False Flag (FF). False Flag Operation (FFO). False Flag Operations (FFO). Camouflage. Camouflages. Disguise. Disguises. Smokescreen. Smokescreens. Distract. Distracts. Distraction. Distractions. Distracted. Attempt to (AT). Attempts to (AT). Attempting to (AT). Attempted to (AT). Lie. Lies. Lying. Lied. Real. Reality. Realities. The.
M32. Spectrum. Spectrums. The
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M33. On that Occasion (OTO). On those Occasions (OTO). No. Not. Never.
M34. Faith. Faiths. Faithful. Faithfuls. Faithfully. Faithfulness.
M35. Believed by Many (BBM). Believe by a Few (BBAF). Believed by Someone (BBS).
M36. True. Truth. Truths. Truthfully. Truthfulness. Not. The.
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M37. Bin. Bins. The. Put in (PI). Puts in (PI). In. Out. Of.
M38. Compartment. Compartments. Compartmentalize. Compartmentalizes. Compartmentalizing. Compartmentalized. The.
M39. Section. Sections. Sectional. Sectionals. The. Of.
M40. Part. Parts. The. Of.
M41. Runs in The Family (RITF). Does. Does Not (DN). Do. Did. Do Not (DN). Did Not (DN). Sort of (SO). Sort. Sorts. Sorting. Sorted.
M42. Psychic. Psychics. Medium. Mediums. Seer. Seers. Clairvoyant. Clairvoyants.
M43. Container. Containers. Containing. Contained. The.
M44. Path. Paths. The.
M45. Pathos. The.
M46. Empathy. The.
M47. Sympathy. The.
M48. Ethos. The.
M49. Worldview. Worldviews. The.
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M50A. Excuse. Excuses. Excusing. Excused. The. Good. Bad. Neutral. Neutrals. Neutrally.
M50. Intention. Intentions. The.
M51. Good Intention (GI). Good Intentions (GI). The.
M52. Very Good Intention (VGI). Very Good Intentions (VGI). The.
M53. Extremely Good Intention (EGI). Extremely Good Intentions (EGI). The.
M54. Bad Intention (BI). Bad Intentions (BI). The.
M55. Very Bad Intention (VBI). Very Bad Intentions (VBI). The.
M56. Extremely Bad Intention (EBI). Extremely Bad Intentions (EBI). The.
M57. Mens Rea -- someone’s True Intention(s). The. Someone’s. A Person’s (AP). The Person’s (TP).
M58. Mind Set (MS). Mind Sets (MS). The. Someone’s. A Person’s (AP). The Person’s (TP). Not. Not a (NA).
M59. Goal. Goals. The. Someone’s. A Person’s (AP). The Person’s (TP). Not. Not a (NA).
M60. Objective. Objectives. The. Someone’s. A Person’s (AP). The Person’s (TP). Not. Not an (NA).
M61. Good Guess (GG). Very Good Guess (VGG). Extremely Good Guess (EGG). Not. Not a (NA).
M62. Best Guess (BG). Very Best Guess. (VBG). Extremely Best Guess (EBG). Not. Not a (NA). Not. Not a (NA).
M63. Reasonable Guess (RG). Very Reasonable Guess (VRG). Extremely Reasonable Guess (ERG). Not. Not a (NA).
M64. Rational Guess (RG). Very Rational Guess (VRG). Extremely Rational Guess (ERG). Not. Not a (NA).
M65. Logical Guess (LG). Very Logical Guess (VLG). Extremely Logical Guess (ELG). Not. Not a (NA).
M66. Guess. Very Good (VG). Extremely Good (EG). Not. Not a (NA).
M67. Best. Very Best (VB). Extremely Best (EB). Not. Not a (NA). Not. Not a (NA).
M68. Reasonable. Very Reasonable (VR). Extremely Reasonable (ER). Not. Not a (NA).
M69. Rational. Very Rational (VR). Extremely Rational (ER). Not. Not a (NA).
M70. Logical. Very Logical (VL). Extremely Logical (EL). Not. Not a (NA).

M71. A Quote from the movie, Terminator 2: Judgment Day: “Scary Stuff. Radically Advanced.” Scary Stuff (SS). Scary. Stuff. Radically Advanced (RA). Radically. Advanced. Advance. Advances. Advancing. Social Science. Social Sciences. Social Scientist. Social Scientists. Scientist. Scientists. Science. Sciences. The. Some.
M72. The Chalice (TC). The Chalices (TC). Chalice. Chalices.
M73. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “While it may appear to be Strange to You, this is still True. And that which may appear Strange to You can still be True. Many years ago, Many People used to believe that The World was Flat, and it appeared Strange to them to believe that The World was Really Round.”

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A Joke that I Wrote:

M74. A Joke: The Man wore 21 Large Fanny Packs all over His Body.
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M75. Odds. Likelihood. Percentage. The.
M76. The Estimated Odds (TEO). The Estimated Likelihood (TEL). The Estimated Percentage (TEP). Of that (OT). Of those (OT). About that (AT). About those (AT).
M77. The Importance (TI). The Importance about that (TIAT). The Importance about those (TIAT).
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M78. Kind of (KO). Sort of (SO). Really. Not Really (NR).
M79. Santa Claus (SC). St. Nick (SN). St. Nicholas (SN). Saint Nick (SN). Saint Nicholas (SN). Santa Claus. St. Nick. St. Nicholas. Saint Nick. Saint Nicholas. Saint. Saints. The.
M80. Delegate. Delegates. Delegating. Delegation. Delegations. Delegated. The. A. An.
M81. Vital. Very Vital (VV). Extremely Vital (EV).
M82. Not Vital (NV). Not Very Vital (NVV). Not Extremely Vital (NEV).
M83. War. Wars. Cold War (CW). Cold Wars (CW). Conflict. Conflicts. Cold Conflict (CC). Cold Conflicts (CC). The.
M84. Peace. Cold Peace (CP). The.
M85. Sphere. Spheres. The Sphere (TS). The Spheres (TS).
M86. Sphere of Influence (SOI). Spheres of Influence (SOI). The Sphere of Influence (TSOI). The Spheres of Influence (TSOI). Influence. Influences. Influencing. Influenced. Influencer. Influencers.
M87. The Promoter (TP). The Promoters (TP). Promoter. Promoters.
M88. The Promotion (TP). The Promotions (TP). Promotion. Promotions. The Promoting (TP). The Promoted (TP). Promote. Promotes. Promoting. Promoted.
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M89. Misnomer. Misnomers. The. A. An. Not. Non-.
M90. Mislead. Misleads. Misleading. Misled. The. A. An. Not. Non-.
M91. Accurate. Accurately.
M92. Inaccurate. Inaccurately.
M93. Design. Designs. Designing. Designed.
M94. Designate. Designates. Designating. Designated.
M95. Framework. Frameworks. Within. In. Inside. Out. Outside. Of. A. An. The.
M96. Context. Contexts. Within. In. Inside. Out. Outside. Of. A. An. The.
M97. Role. Roles. In. Inside. Out. Outside. Of. A. An. The.
M98. Stage. Stages. Staging. Staged. In. Inside. Out. Outside. Of. A. An. The.
M99. Performance. Performances. In. Inside. Out. Outside. Of. A. An. The.
M100. Quality. Qualities.
N1. Qualify. Qualifies. Qualifying. Qualified.
N2. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ.
N3. 0123456789 -- 10.
N4. Code. Codes. Coding. Coded.
N5. Standard. Standards. Standardize. Standardizing. Standardized.
N6. Uniform. Uniforms. Uniformity. Not. Pretty Much (PM). Much. Many. Some.
N7. Spell. Spells. Spelling. Spellings. Spell Bound (SB). Spell Bounds (SB). Spell Binding (SB). Stun. Stuns. Stunning. Stunned. Temporary. Temporarily. Moment. Moments. Momentarily. Momentum. Momentums. Not. A. An. The.
N8. Cane. Canes. Caning. Caned.
N9. Boa. Boas. Feather Boa (FB). Feather Boas (FB). Wrestler. Wrestlers. Wrestling Match (WM). Wrestling Matches (WM). Professional. Professionals. Amateur. Amateurs. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). Scorpion. Scorpions. Wolf. Wolves. Wolf Member (WM). Wolf Members (WM). Cub. Cubs. Pup. Pups.
N10. Table. Tables. The. Some.
N11. Pen. Pens. Pencil. Pencils. Paper. Papers. The. Some.
N12. Quilt. Quilts. Quilting. Quilted. Metaphorical. Metaphorically. Literal. Literally.
N13. Quit. Quits. Quitting. Quite. Quieting. Down. Downside. Up. Upside.
N14. Mellow. Mellows. Mellowing. Mellowed.
N15. Low. Lows.
N16. High. Highs.
N17. Hi. Hi Five (HF). Hi Fives (HF). Hi Fiving (HF). Hi Fived (HF).
N18. Ghost. Ghosts. The. Some.
N19. Mischief. Mischiefs. Mischievous. Mischievously. The. Some.
N20. Entrap. Entraps. Entrapping. Entrapment. Entrapments. Entrapped.
N21. Trap. Traps. Trapping. Trapped.
N22. Escalate. Escalates. Escalating. Escalated. Non-. Not. De-.

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And More of My Writings:

N23. Skill. Skills. Skilling. Skilled. Skillful. Skillfully. The.
N24. Movie. Movies. The.
N25. Film. Films. The.
N26. Entertainment. Entertainments. The.
N27. Entertainer. Entertainers. The.
N28. Book. Books. The.
N29. Literature. Literatures. The.
N30. Paper. Papers. The.
N31. Essay. Essays. The.
N32. Essayist. Essayists. The.
N33. Writer. Writers. The.
N34. Writer Member (WM). Writer Members (WM). The.
N35. Document. Documents. The.
N36. Here are some Quotes from the Movie, Point of No Return: “They’re calling in a Cleaner.” A Man: “I’m Victor. I’m The Cleaner.”
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And More of My Writings:

N37. Blessing. Blessings. The. Laying on of Hands for The Purpose(s) of.
N38. Anointing. Anointings. The. Laying on of Hands for The Purpose(s) of.
N39. For the Purpose of (FTPO). For the Purposes of (FTPO).
N40. Cipher(s). Ciphering. Ciphered. The.
N41. Encipher(s). Enciphering. Enciphered. The.
N42. Limit. Limits. Limiting. Limited. The.
N43. Lessen. Lessens. Lessening. Lessened. The.
N44. Lesson. Lessons. The.
N45. Advisor. Advisors. Advise. Advises. Advising. Advice. Advices. Advised. The.
N46. Spirit. Spirits. Holy Spirit. The.
N47. Pentecost. The.
N48. Speaking in Tongues (SIT). The.
And More of My Writings:

N49A. Humanity. Humanities. The.
N49B. Human. Humans. Humankind. Humankinds. Humane. Humanely. The.
N49. Chemistry. Chemistries. The.
N50. Math. Mathematic. Mathematics. Mathematically. The.
N51. Layer. Layers. Layering. Layered. The.
N52. Level. Levels. Leveling. Levelled. The.
N53. Fold. Folds. Folding. Folded. The.
N54. Folder. Folders. The.
N55. Portfolio. Portfolios. The.
N56. Tool. Tools. The.
N57. A Joke: The Man said to another Man, “She’s Hot,” which, as the Conversation Progressed, was discovered to be a Double Entendre, as it was Hot Outside.
N58. Conversation. Conversations. Conversing. Converse. Converses. Conversed.
N59. Progress. Progresses. Progressing. Progressed. The. Than. There. Their. Not.
N60. Trick. Tricks. Tricking. Tricked. The.
N61. Ruse. Ruses. The.
N62. Tier. Tiers. Tiered. First. Second. Third. Fourth.
N63. Double Entendre (DE) -- Double Meaning (DM). Multiple Meanings (MM).
N64. Classroom. Classrooms. The.

And More of My Writings:

N65. Number. Numbers. Numbering. Numbered. Not. The.
N66. Letter. Letters. Lettering. Lettered. Not. The.
N67. Hibernate. Hibernates. Hibernating. Hibernated. Not. The.
N68. Season. Seasons. Seasoning. Seasonings. Seasonal. Not. The.
N69. Codify. Codifies. Codifying. Codified. Not. The.
N70. (Not) Say. (Not) Says. (Not) Said. Unsaid. The.
N71. Dictate. Dictates. Dictating. Dictated. Not. The.
N72. Calm. Calms. Calming. Calmed. Not. The.
N73. (The) Alphabet. (The) Alphabets. (The) Soup. (The) Soups.
N74. (The) System. (The) Systems. Not.
N75. (The) Systematic. (The) Systematics. (The) Systematically. The.
N76. (Good) (Bad) Reason. (Good) (Bad) Reasons. (Good) (Bad) Reasoning. (Well) (Not Well -- NW) Reasoned. The.
N77. Well -- . Well-Done (WD). Done. Do. Does. Doing. Did.
N78. Valid. Valids. Validating. Validated.
N79. Invalid. Invalids. Invalidating. Invalidated.
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And Here are More of My Writings:

N80. Order. Orders. Ordering. Ordered. Well -.
N81. Singular (Form); Plural (Form); Present (Tense); Future (Tense); Past (Tense); -s; - es; -ing; -ed; - d; -y;
N82. Great. Greatly. The. Not.
N83. Greet. Greets. Greeting. Greetings. Greeted.
N84. Piece. Pieces. Piecing. Pieced. Of.
N85. Masterpiece. Masterpieces.
N86. Mind. Minds. Minding. Minded.
N87. Business. Businesses.
N88. Employee. Employees. Company. Companies.
N89. Corporation. Corporations.
N90. Incorporate. Incorporates. Incorporating. Incorporated.
N91. Organization. Organizations. Organizing. Organized.
N92. Write. Writes. Writing. Writings. Written. Unwritten. Wrote.
N93. Rote. Rotes.
N94. Gym. Gyms. Gymnasium. Gymnasiums.
N95. Gum. Gums. Gummy. Gummies.
N96. Yum. Yums. Yummy. Yummies.
N97. A Joke that I Wrote: it was one minute past Midnight on New Year’s, and a Woman kept on saying, “But that was Last Year!” over and over.
N98. Duty. Duties.
N99. Nullify. Nullifies. Nullifying. Nullified.
N100. Vivify. Vivifies. Vivifying. Vivified.
O1. Void. Voids. Voiding. Voided.
O2. Cloth. Clothes. Clothing. Clothe. Clothes. Clothed.
O3. Appropriate. Appropriately. Appropriated.
O4. Inappropriate. Inappropriately.
O5. Un-.
O6. To. Too. Two.
O7. Tie. Ties. Tied. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). Pretty Much (PM).
O8. Cast. Casts. Caste. Castes. Castaway. Castaways. The.
O9. Flag. Flags. The.
O10. Insignia. Insignias.
O11. Award. Awards.
O12. Honor. Honors.
O13. Certificate. Certificates.
O14. Paper. Papers. Paperwork.
O15. Recommendation. Recommendations.
O16. Transcript. Transcripts.
O17. Article. Articles.
O18. Sign. Signs. Signing. Signed.
O19. Essay. Essays.
O20. Photo. Photos.
O21. Writing. Writings.
O22. The Absence of Something. The Absence of Things. The Presence of Something. The Presence of Things. Absence. Presence. The Significance (TS). The Significances (TS). Signify. Signifies. Signifying. Signified. Which Means (WM). Which. Means.
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And More of My Writings:

O23. Glove. Gloves.
O24. Towel. Towels.
O25. Paper Towel (PT). Paper Towels (PT).
O26. Barrier. Barriers.
O27. Color. Colors. Coloring. Colorings. Colored.
O28. Handle. Handles. Handling. Handled. Handler. Handlers.
O29. Map. Maps. Mapping. Mapped.
O30. Mark. Marks. Marking. Markings. Marked.
O31. (Real) Definition. (Real) Definitions. The.
O32. (Really) Define. (Really) Defines. (Really) Defining. (Really) Defined.
O33. Double Entendre – Double Meaing(s). Multiple Meaning(s).
O34. Mean. Means. Meaning. Meanings. Meant. Meaningful. The.
O35. Warn. Warns. Warning. Warnings. Warned.
O36. Implicit. Imply. Implies. Implied.
O37. Explicit. Explicitly.
O38. Overt. Overtly.
O39. Covert. Coverts. Covertly.
O40. Signal. Signals. Signaling. Signaled.
O41. Single. Singles. Singular. Singularly.
O42. Plural. Plurals.
O43. The Misc. The Miscellaneous. Misc. Miscellaneous.
O44. The Etc. The Et Cetera. Etc. Et Cetera.
O45. Notify. Notifies. Notifying. Notified.
O46. Notice. Notices. Noticing. Noticed.
O47. Notate. Notates. Notations. Notations.
O48. Note. Notes.
O49. Mental Note (MN). Mental Notes (MN).
O50. Rare. Rarify. Rarifies. Rarified. Rarely.
O51. Rest. Rests. Resting. Rested. Well-. Not Well (NW).
O52. Background. Backgrounds.
O53. Foreground. Foregrounds.
O54. Prop. Props. Propping. Propped.
O55. Vacation. Vacations. Vacationing. Vacationed.
O56. Holiday. Holidays. Holidayed. Holidaying.
O57. Breakfast. Breakfasts. Breakfasted. Lunch. Lunches. Lunched. Dinner. Dinners. Dine. Dines. Dined. Supper. Suppers. Snack. Snacks. Snacked.
O58. Work. Works. Working. Workings. Worked.
O59. Anniversary. Anniversaries.
O60. Speech. Speeches.
O61. Speak. Speaks. Speaking. Spoke. Spokes. Spoken. Well-Spoken (WS).
O62. Flimsy. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). Pretty Much (PM).
O63. Sturdy. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). Pretty Much (PM).
O64. Strong. Strength. Strengths. Strengthen. Strengthens. Strengthening. Strengthened. Weaken. Weakens. Weakening. Weakened. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). Pretty Much (PM).
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And More of My Writings:

O65. Max. Maximum. Maximums. Maximal. Maximally. Maximizing. Amount. Amounts. Of. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). Pretty Much (PM). Not. Amount. Amounts. Amount to (AT). Amounts to (AT).
O66. Least. Amount. Amounts. Of. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS). Pretty Much (PM). Not. Amount. Amounts. Amount to (AT). Amounts to (AT).
O67. Wise. Wisely. Wisdom. Wisdoms.
O68. Unwise. Unwisely.
O69. Not Wise (NW). Not Wisely (NW).
O70. Foolish. Foolishly.
O71. Not Foolish (NF). Not Foolishly (NF).
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And More of My Writings:

O72. Clairvoyance. Vision. Visions. Visioning. The.
O73. Provide. Provides. Provider. Providers. Providing. Provided. That. The. Those. These.
O74. Vivid. Not Vivid (NV). Vividly. Not Vividly (NV). The. -- y. -- ly.
O75. Image. Images. Imaging. Imaged. The.
O76. Envision. Envisions. Envisioning. Envisioned. The. Likelihood(s). Probability. Probabilities. Odds. Estimate(s). Estimating. Estimated. (In) Good Faith (GF). (The) Good Faith Effort(s) (GFE).
O77. (In the) (At the) Forefront(s). Not Forefront (NF). (In the) (At the) Back of the (BOT). Not Back of the (NBOT). The Mind (TM). Mind. Minds. The. In the (IT). At the (AT).
O78. Foreshadow. Foreshadows. Foreshadowing. Foreshadowed. This. That. Those. They. We. Him. He. Her. She. Us. You. Me. I. They are -- They’re. We are -- We’re. He is -- He’s. She is – She’s. You are – You’re. I am – I’m.
O79. Technique. Techniques. The. Good.
O80. Effective. Effectives. Effectively. Effect. Effects.
O81. Result. Results. The. Negative. Positive. Neutral.
O82. Productive. Productively. Produce. Produces. Producing. Produced. The. Did Not (DN).
O83. When that Person was this old (WTPWTO). When that was this old (WTWTO). During the year (DTY). During. At this Time (ATT). During this Time (DTT). In the year (ITY). When. Was. Is. Were. Where. We’re. They. They’re. Will. Will be (WB). That. That one (TO). Those. Those ones (TO).
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And More of My Writings:

O84. Plausible. Plausibility. Not Plausible (NP). Implausible.
O85. Explain. Explains. Explanation. Explanations. Explained.
O86. Elucidate. Elucidates. Elucidation. Elucidations. Elucidated.
O87. Lucid.
O88. Easy to Understand (ETU). Not Easy to Understand (NETU). To that Person (TTP). To those People (TTP). To Them (TT). To Me (TM). To Him (TH). To Her (TH). To Us (TU).
O89. Goes Well Together (GWT). Does Not go Well Together (DNGWT).
O90. Looks Good (LG). Does Not Look Good (DNLG). Sort of (SO). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
O91. Topic. Topics. On that Topic (OTT). On those Topics (OTT). Off Topic (OT). The Straw Man Logical Fallacy. The Red Herring Logical Fallacy. The Ad Hominem (AH) Logical Fallacy -- calling into Question someone’s Character and/or Behavior(s) rather than focusing on the Topic of Discussion -- for example, a Man named Jason could say, correctly, that one plus one equals two, and another Person could yell that Jason might have told a Fib when Jason was a Kid, which is an example of The Ad Hominem Logical Fallacy. Distract. Distracts. Distracting. Distraction. Distractions. Distracted. Logical Fallacy (LF). Logical Fallacies (LF).
O92. Discuss. Discusses. Discussion. Discussions. Discussed.
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And some More of My Writings:

O93. Pace. Paces. Pacing. Paced. Well --. Not Well --.
O94. A Little at a Time (ALAAT). At a Time (AAT).
O95. Angel. Angels.
O96. Guardian Angel (GA). Guardian Angels (GA). Guardian Angel. Guardian Angels. Guardian. Guardians. The.
O97. Godfather. Godmother. Godfathers. Godmothers. The.
O98. Lapse. Lapses. Lapsing. Lapsed.
O99. Inactive. Inactively. Inaction. Inactions.
O100. Active. Actives. Action. Actions. Act. Acts. Actually.
P1. Symbol. Symbols. The.
P2. Symbology. Symbologies. The.
P3. Thesis. The.
P4. Theory. Theories. The.
P5. Taste. Tastes. Tasteful. Tasty. Tastings. Tastings. The.
P6. Sample. Samples. The.
P7. Yum. Yums. Yummy. Yummies.
P8. (Sense(s) of) Smell. The.
P9. (Sense(s) of) Touch. The.
P10. Sense of. Senses of. The.
P11. Remind. Reminds. Reminding. Reminded.
P12. Memento. Mementos. The.
P13. Souvenir. Souvenirs. The.
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And More of My Writings:

P14. Sense. Senses. Sensing. Sensed.
P15. Sensation. Sensations.
P16. Sedate. Sedates. Sedating. Sedated.
P17. Receipt. Receipts.
P18. Wake. Wakes. Waking. Waken. Wakens. Wakening. Waked.
P19. Awake. Awakes. Awoke. Awaken. Awakening. Awaked.
P20. Tithe. Tithes. Tithing. Tithings. Tithed.
P21. Donate. Donates. Donation. Donations. Donated.
P22. Charity. Charities. Charitable.
P23. Christening. Christenings. Christen. Christens. Christened. Baptism. Baptisms. Baptismal. Baptize. Baptizes. Baptized.
P24. In Part (IP). In Parts (IP). Part. Parts. Partly. Parting. Parted.
P25. Part Way (PW). Half Way (HW).
P26. Party. Parties.
P27. Contribute. Contributes. Contribution. Contributions. Contributing. Contributed.
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And More of My Writings:

P28. Personality. Personalities.
P29. Personality Test(s).
P30. Safe. Safes. Save. Saves. Saving. Savings. Saved. Sort of (SO).
P31. Immune. Immunes. Immunization. Immunizations. Sort of (SO).
P32. Juxtapose. Juxtaposes. Juxtaposition. Juxtapositions. Juxtaposed. Side by Side (SBS). Side by Side Placement(s) (SBSP).
P33. Trait. Traits.
P34. Character Trait (CT). Character Traits (CT).
P35. Long Ago (LA). Not Long Ago (NLA).
P36. Growth. Growths. Grow. Grows. Grew.
P37. Since Then (ST). Until Then (UT). Until They (UT). Until We (UW). Until He (UH). Until She (US). Until I (UI). Until You (UY). When.
P38. If that (IT). If this (IT). If those (IT).
P39. Profession. Professions. The.

And some More of My Writings:

P40. If that Happens (ITH).
P42. If those Happen (ITH).
P43. Sensitive. Very Sensitive (VS). Extremely Sensitive (ES).
P44. Not Sensitive (NS). Not Very Sensitive (NVS). Not Extremely Sensitive (NES).
P45. Caution. Cautions. Cautioning. Cautioned. Exercise(s). Exercising. Exercised. Extreme. Extremely. Appropriate. Appropriately.
P46. Check Mark (CM). Check Marks (CM). Check Marking (CM). Check Marked (CM).
P47. Constitutional Monarchy (CM). Constitutional Monarchies (CM).
P48. Range. Ranges. Ranging. Ranged.
P49. Tapestry. Tapestries.
P50. Taboo(s). Not.
P51. More. Mores.
P52. Forbid(den). Not.
P53. Permit(ted). Not.
P54. Morality. Moralities. Moral. Morals. Morale. Morales.
P55. Ethically. Ethic. Ethics.
P56. Passable. Pass. Passes. Passing. Passed.
P57. Cloak. Cloaks. Cloaking. Cloaked.

And More of My Writings:
P58. Interest(s). Our. Best.
P59. Operating Cost(s).
P60. Increase(s). Increasing. Increased. The Odds and/or The Likelihood.
P61. Decrease(s). Decreasing. Decreased. The Odds and/or The Likelihood.
P62. Aesthetic. Aesthetics. Aesthetically.
P63. Bias. Biases. Biasing. Biased. Unbias. Unbiases. Unbiasing. Unbiased. Not.
P64. Time Period(s).
P65. Install(ment)(s).
P66. Pay. Pays. Paying. Paid. Payment. Payments. The.
P67. (Tax) Deduction(s). Deducting. Deducted.
P68. Schedule. Schedules. Scheduling. Scheduled.
P69. Calendar(s).
P70. Notebook(s).
P71. Journal(s).
P72. Wizard. Wizards. Wizardry.
P73. Power. Powers. Powerful. Powerfully. Very. Extremely. Not.
P74. Capability. Capabilities. Capable. Capables.
P75. Relative to. Relative. Relatives. Relatively.
P76. Relation. Relations. Relationship. Relationships. The.
P77. About the Same (ATS). Pretty much the Same (PMTS). About. Pretty Much (PM).
P78. Similar. Similarly. Similarity. Similarities.
P79. Cost. Costs. Costing. Real Cost (RC). Real Costs (RC). Really Costing (RC). Real. Really.
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And More of My Writings:

P80. A Lot (AL). A Lot of (ALO). Many. Many of (MO). Much. Much of (MO). Not. The.
P81. Perspective. Perspectives. The.
P82. View. Views. The.
P83. Viewpoint. Viewpoints. The.
P84. Information. Info.
P85. Informative. Informatives.
P86. Information Overload (IO). Information Overloads (IO).
P87. Temporary. Temporarily. Not. The.
P88. Part. Parts. Partly. The.
P89. Snowball. Snowballs. Snowballing. Snowballed.
P90. Avalanche. Avalanches. Avalanching. Avalanched.
P91. Too Much (TM). Not Too Much (NTM). Just Right (JR). OK. Okie Dokie.
P92. Cause. Causes. Causing. Caused. For Cause (FC).
P93. Perform. Performs. Performing. Performed. Well-. Good. Fine. Fair.
P94. Performance. Performances.
P95. Agent Provocateur (AP). Agent Provocateurs (AP). The. A. An.
P96. Reaction(s). The.
P97. Verbatim -- Word for Word.
P98. Actor. Actors. Actress. Actresses. Acting. Act. Acts. The.
P99. Makeup. Makeups. Make. Makes. Making. The.
P100. Cavalier. Cavaliers. Attitude. Attitudes. The.
Q1. Look. Looks. Looking. Looked. The.
Q2. Magic. Magics. Magical. Magically.
Q3. Magi. Magis. The.
Q4. The Wise Man (TWM). The Wise Men (TWM). The Wise Woman (TWW). The Wise Women (TWW). The Wise Person (TWP). The Wise People (TWP).
Q5. Raison d’Etre -- Reason for Being.
Q6. Call. Calls. Calling. Called.
Q7. Being. Beings.
Q8. Green Alert. Yellow Alert. Red Alert. No Alert.
Q9. Behind the Scene (BTS). Behind the Scenes (BTS). Not.
Q10. Scene. Scenes. Scenery. Sceneries.
Q11. Scam. Scams. Scamming. Scammed. The.

Some of My Writings:

Q12. Harvest. Harvests. Harvesting. Harvested. The.
Q13. Colloquy -- a Conversation. Colloquies -- Conversations.
Q14. Chalkboard. Chalkboards. Chalk. Chalks. Eraser. Erasers. Erasing. Erased. Erasure. Erasures. The.
Q15. Diagram. Diagrams. Diagraming. Diagramed. The.
Q16. Drawing. Drawings. Draw. Draws. Drew. The.
Q17. Art. Arts. The.
Q18. Artwork. Artworks. The.
Q19. Photo. Photos.
Q20. Photograph. Photographs. Photographing. Photographed.
Q21. Picture. Pictures. Picturing. Pictured.
Q22. Incredible. The.
Q23. Drink. Drinks. Drinking. Drank.
Q24. Eat. Eats. Eating. Eaten. Ate.
Q25. Food. Foods.
Q26. Dessert. Desserts.
Q27. Desert. Deserts.
Q28. Song. Songs. Singing. Sung. Well-Sung (WS).
Q29. Television. Televisions. Televise. Televises. Televising. Televised.
Q30. Television Show(s).
Q31. Show. Shows. Showing. Showed.
Q32. Shower. Showers. Showering. Showered.
Q33. Bath. Baths. Bathe. Bathes. Bathing. Bathed.
Q34. Music. Musics.
Q35. Talent Show(s).
Q36. Series.
Q37. Episode(s).
Q38. Episodic.


And More of My Writings:
Q39. Water under The Bridge. Metaphorical Water under The Bridge. Something that is No Longer Very Important to Someone. Something that is No Longer Very Important to People.
Q40. Joke: Swipe your card here -- Double Entendre (Double Meaning) Joke.
Q41. Joke: Poached Eggs -- Double Entendre (Double Meaning) Joke.
Q42. Joke: Lie Down -- Double Entendre (Double Meaning) Joke.
Q43. Money. Monies. Moneyed. The. Not.
Q44. Touching. Touch. Touches. Touched.
Q45. Tangent. Tangents.
Q46. Tangible. Tangibles. Tangibly.
Q47. Intangible. Intangibles. Intangibly.
Q48. Resource. Resources. Resourcing. Resourceful. The.
Q49. Globe. Globes. Global. Not. The.
Q50. World. Worlds. Worldwide. Not. The.
Q51. Nutrient(s). Nutritive. Nutritives. The.
Q52. Nutrition(s). The.
Q53. Nutritionally. The.
Q54. Full. Pretty Full (PF).
Q55. Credit. Credits. Crediting. Credited. The.
Q56. Cite. Cites. Citing. Cited. The.
Q57. Screen. Screens. Screening. Screened. The.
Q58. Verbal. Verbally.
Q59. Non-Verbal (NV). Non-Verbally (NV).
Q60. Imply. Implies. Implying. Implied. Non-. The.
Q61. Implicit. Implicitly.
Q62. Explicit. Explicitly.
Q63. International. Internationally.
Q64. Globe. Globes. Global. Globally.