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Slightly nerdier than Matt (though the difference is not significant I guess…) and a lot (?) less than Bug_girl. My score really comes as a surprise. Seriously. There must be something wrong with this test. I’m not a nerd at all. I’m just focused.
*En français dans le texte.
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A great deal of a flowering plant life is left to the discretion of pollinators. These indeed do play a very fundamental role in plant mating. Not to say, they are often responsible for a sensible amount of selfing (self-fertilization) and outcrossing (mating with an unrelated plant of the same species), depending on their behavior once [...]
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Just count about two weeks.
Je suis bientôt de retour sur le net. Comptez environ deux semaines.
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Do kuddos
for you could
do haikus.
(Inspired by
“NO TRESPASSING
4/17 OF A HAIKU“,
in Trout Fishing in America).
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“Silver is not a good adjective to described what I felt when he told me about trout fishing. I’d like to get it right.Maybe trout steel. Steel made from trout. The clear snow-filled river acting as foundry and heat.
Imagine Pittsburgh.
A steel that comes from trout, used to make buildings, trains and tunnels.”
Trout fishing in america, [...]
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