
YellowLee
Jul 20, 2026 at 8:08 AM
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sans is bvilt
uh, that's how writing works. you just need practice, whenever i type out an essay or paper, i often go over it again and fix some of what i wrote to make it clearer to the reader on what i want to properly argue or to articulate on an observation or to explain on some topic that i was assigned. get into reading more material and observe on the way it is structured. you can also look up the way that grammar works, it's like legos, you construct sentences from nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. then in the proper order of how english is standard on, subject -> verb -> object.i do not really know how to write. i simply stitch quasi-coherent sentences together from a small phrase/word bank on par with a speak-and-spell. everything i type only manages to parse if someone is plastered while reading it.
is this a sign of profound retardation

Cumskin twp cracker keep coping we bharat bulls fuck your mumma>SAAARRRRR WHY U REDEEM THE DISK SAAR DO NOT REDEEEEEEEEEEEEM THE DISK SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR SAAAR WHY U PLAYSTATION REDEEM I MAKE JEETSTATION NO NOT REDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEM
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uh, that's how writing works. you just need practice, whenever i type out an essay or paper, i often go over it again and fix some of what i wrote to make it clearer to the reader on what i want to properly argue or to articulate on an observation or to explain on some topic that i was assigned. get into reading more material and observe on the way it is structured. you can also look up the way that grammar works, it's like legos, you construct sentences from nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. then in the proper order of how english is standard on, subject -> verb -> object.

Nonstandard sentence orders wonuh, that's how writing works. you just need practice, whenever i type out an essay or paper, i often go over it again and fix some of what i wrote to make it clearer to the reader on what i want to properly argue or to articulate on an observation or to explain on some topic that i was assigned. get into reading more material and observe on the way it is structured. you can also look up the way that grammar works, it's like legos, you construct sentences from nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. then in the proper order of how english is standard on, subject -> verb -> object.
@FloydTech This is kinda what i meant with the youtube channel thing a few days ago it's just that i'm a 20 iq 7yo from afghanistan who cannot write at all either so it might not've gotten across. A real one too unlike minuteman who's larping being a mental retard.uh, that's how writing works. you just need practice, whenever i type out an essay or paper, i often go over it again and fix some of what i wrote to make it clearer to the reader on what i want to properly argue or to articulate on an observation or to explain on some topic that i was assigned. get into reading more material and observe on the way it is structured. you can also look up the way that grammar works, it's like legos, you construct sentences from nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. then in the proper order of how english is standard on, subject -> verb -> object.



Never heard a single soul ever say this by the east coast.Top of the morning

jacksepticeye says itNever heard a single soul ever say this by the east coast.

No, Hitler says it actually. Do you not know her AryanTube channel? I love her Meinkraft let's plays series.jacksepticeye says it
What if Hitler and his pet Sprunki incorperated this advice when writing Mein Kampf?uh, that's how writing works. you just need practice, whenever i type out an essay or paper, i often go over it again and fix some of what i wrote to make it clearer to the reader on what i want to properly argue or to articulate on an observation or to explain on some topic that i was assigned. get into reading more material and observe on the way it is structured. you can also look up the way that grammar works, it's like legos, you construct sentences from nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. then in the proper order of how english is standard on, subject -> verb -> object.