ery vehemently, Vincent verbalized vowels. Vincent's vernacular vocabulary voiced vocative views. "Vi-deo!" Vincent volunteered vivaciously.
Me have something to post? HA! Is this earth a cube or this post interesting? HAahhhhhh!
Me thinks me'z been a wurk'n too mawch! Tawp in zee moarnin to-uh! Eez'a feyen daye for a ride in zr turain wis Rathbone O'Brain!
Aye! Buht nowe we have the leettle mat'ter oav yoa beel?
Heeler's a leettle moovy my bru'thers made:
(And, no, none of that means anything. :-)
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Vermiculite!
I will now translate your sentence from the post:
Really Strongly, Vincent expressed in words, specific letters of the alphabet. Vincent spoke in an everyday language the words of that language; he proceeded to say his characteristic observations out loud. He then spoke of a form of media seen by the eye in an exclamatory style. Finally he signed up for some type of service of his free will and did it in a lively manner.
AHAHAHAHA!
He got decapitated!
AHAHAHAHA!
Whoa. When did the commenters' names start being capitalized? :-O
Whoa, I didn't know you condoned such a horrible and inhumane act!
I don't believe I can associate with you for an indefinite period.
LOL -- Good job, Steve. You captured everything but "Video." Video is the Latin verb meaning "To look at; Watch."
ROFL -- Yes, Beth, he was decapitated. :-) (You should see some of the other stuff my brothers make :-) Oh, and Google finally realized how special commenters were, so they decided to capitalize the names.
Yes, Jowy, it was a horrible act. Inhumane? NEVER! Ok, ok :-) Well... associated with me? Yeah... well, you know.
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