See how easily you can twist your tongue with out pain

Hello folks, today I will make your tongue wrap around you eye tooth so you can't see what you are saying. Here are some tongue twisters that will tie your tongue, mix up your mind and send you squabbling. The first one is "toy boat" say it about five time relatively fast.......... Did you do it. I'm guessing you couldn't do it the first time, you stumbled did you not? But don't worry you will have plenty of time to practice later in your sleep because right now we have more important things to do. The next one is "blue black bugs blood" do the same as with the last tongue twister, except this time you only have to do it seven times not five. You can say it once or twice before you start. Ready.....Go! you stumbled I heard that but hey don't sweat it and keep working on it and you will be a pro in no time (that is if you work long enough at it). Have Fun.

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With knowledge comes great power.

This painting, in my mind, is trying to show that in books comes knowledge. And with that knowledge great empires can be built. But let me say that the fall of many great peoples was not because of the lack of knowledge, but the lack of how to use that knowledge in accord with wisdom.

How to shock your friends with a balloon

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Beginning in clarity.

Readers, I'm back! After a long break from blogging here I have decided to come back with a little something to share. It's been three years, so I guess I'll give you a short update on what I've done all this time: School... School and writing... and also karate, lots of karate. But today we'll be focusing on the "school" part. As part of my school curriculum I have been required to read a list of books, either high-bred fiction or great history. The reading of great literature has been a big part of my life, and had a beautiful influence. And the most recent of these that I've read was The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Thus, because of how it influenced me, this story will be our topic of discussion. And for the sake of us both we shall refer to it as merely as Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was written in 1885 by Robert Louis Stevenson, and to this day remains one of the greatest works of art we have. Yes, I d...

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