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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Re: Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät Ah, but here's your change! "Ota tilaisuudesta vaari" as we say in finnish.
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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Re: Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät The presence of your post is appreciated in so many ways, it is said that it is in the fourth dimension. Do you speak finnish?
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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Re: Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät Tack på dig!
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    Okay. Thanks for help!

    Okay. Thanks for help!
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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Re: Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät Erittäin vähän. Olen opiskellut vasta vuoden. Hej! Jag hetar Saul. Vad hetar du? Jag bor i Helsingfors. Semmoista.
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    Ah, didn't know that. Sorry, will stop!

    Ah, didn't know that. Sorry, will stop!
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    An Original Poem

    It's nice, but how you write makes your text stammering. Also pay attention to your final statement, it doesn't make you want more. You see, I think that the final statement is most important part in one's poem, and if it's not good the whole poem will taste bad. Hopefully you find this helpful!
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    Did the Greek and Roman mythologists mean for their stories to be taken literally?

    I think I am right saying that everyone in that time believed that these gods exist, but not all did accept for example Homeros' stories. Indeed Platon and presumably Sokrates too despised these stories, because they showed gods as despicable as human beings. That was not possible because gods...
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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Chapter I, Moles stir We entered into to the room. It was as dark as black, colored though, hair. - Well, I asked, how's your family? - Don't you dare try, He answered, to slip out of your duty! - What? Me? - Yes, you! From the moment you heard your punishment, your meaning, you have tried to...
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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Re: Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät Anteeksi mitä tarkoitat?
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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Re: Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät Chapter I coming in english soon!
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    In Progress Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät

    Luku I, Myyrät myllertävät Astuimme huoneeseen. Se oli pimeä kuin mustat, värjätyt tosin, hiukset. - No, Minä kysyin, mites perhe? - Älä yritä, Hän vastasi, laistaa velvollisuudestasi! - Mitä? Minäkö muka? - Niin, sinä. Siitä asti kun kuulit rangaistuksesi, tarkoituksesi, olet yrittänyt...
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    The rumours of my death were premilinary.

    Ah, it is a pleasure to be here. To meet all of you ingenious minds. Well, here's some fact about me: I (and others) hath called miself Saul, altough here I is called Saumond. I have grown a great fond towards serialism and all sorts of gewgaws. That, sadly is what I am. Sincerely yours, me.
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