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Writing a list of random sentences is harder than I initially thought it would be.
David subscribes to the "stuff your tent into the bag" strategy over nicely folding it.
She lived on Monkey Jungle Road and that seemed to explain all of her strangeness.
He wondered why at 18 he was old enough to go to war, but not old enough to buy cigarettes.
The bullet pierced the window shattering it before missing Danny's head by mere millimeters.
I'm confused: when people ask me what's up, and I point, they groan.
You're good at English when you know the difference between a man eating chicken and a man-
eating chicken.
He was the only member of the club who didn't like plum pudding.
The rusty nail stood erect, angled at a 45-degree angle, just waiting for the perfect barefoot to come
along.
The world has changed a lot during the last ten years.
He was the type of guy who liked Christmas lights on his house in the middle of July.
When I cook spaghetti, I like to boil it a few minutes past al dente so the noodles are super slippery.
He played the game as if his life depended on it and the truth was that it did.
She wanted to be rescued, but only if it was Tuesday and raining.
When motorists sped in and out of traffic, all she could think of was those in need of a transplant.