lrn 2 prsonific8
Each day is a new generation, one whose term ends come next sunrise. It doesn’t take Tolstoy to figure out this is a colourful way of saying “the day after”, a wording which I had just used.
(The hyphenation is for distinguishing “the day after my birthday” rather than “the birthday after my birthday”, as hyphenation exists to clarify texts which escape enunciation.)[/size]
Hmm, you’ve given me a pretty good idea. When BM comes out and I am able to play it solo, I will read every sign and textual texture to locate errors. I will laugh when I see spelling errors persist under military dominion, but I will be inspired to manually correct any flawed textures within the scientific setting.
These minor texture adjustments, if there are any, will be zipped and distributed for those that tire of seeing its-it’s, then-than, there-their misunderstandings everywhere they go.