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reflection statement hardships (1 Viewer)
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jhakka
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Don't take it the wrong way. Maybe he/she is being too critical of him/herself. Maybe he/she was distracted by watching TV or whatever.
I don't mean anything to be taken personally.
Anyways, my first draft was dogs bollocks in some parts, and I spent a long time editing. Good editing is just as important as a good story.
I don't mean anything to be taken personally.
Anyways, my first draft was dogs bollocks in some parts, and I spent a long time editing. Good editing is just as important as a good story.
Monkey Butler
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I thought 'dog's bollocks' was supposed to be a good thing... at least, the only time I've ever heard it used before was in a good context (it was actually a comedian doing stand-up about it - "who the fuck would walk up to something and go "how good is that! That's just the dog's bollocks, that is!")
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jhakka
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I thought it was bad, as bollocks is slang for balls.
"I absolutely ballsed that up!"
"I bollocked that!"
"That's bollocks!"
etc.
But you get the idea.
"I absolutely ballsed that up!"
"I bollocked that!"
"That's bollocks!"
etc.
But you get the idea.
Enlightened_One
King of Bullshit
Cutting it down to under 1500 words was the hardest part.