I use too many commas, and too many extra, silly, words, though, and my writing turns out to be just one long line of a sentence, full of commas, and extra words, not making much sense, but possibly, maybe, making me sound, like an asthmatic, in, a, gasp, sort of, gasp, humourous way, in my essay, my English teacher, Sarah Hoddell, writes "Ha, you
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When does a hymen become ripe? Does one test them with a finger, like avocados or peaches?
I'm off to write a song now, with three titles; "Hymn to the Hyphenated Hymen." or "The Pleasure of puncture-ation", (or The rupture and the rapture).
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And I guess a ripe hymen would be one that is still in pretty good condition - after all, they can be reduced by things like tampon inserting, anything inserting and general roughness. So actually I suppose to be "ripe" you'd need to be "young". And I don't like the idea of young girls in the morning very much at all.
Have fun with your song writing. I think "the rupture and the rapture" has best potential.
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