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Examine how many words you write in a blog post, on average (the answer is 300). Examine everything around you, in case a better idea suddenly dawns on you.
Examine why you feel the need to repeat the word “examine” over and over and over again just so it sounds slightly poetic, as opposed to just typing the thoughts that are coming out of your head when you hear the word “examine”.
Examine your head thoroughly.
Why are you doing this 100 Word Challenge again? It *is* kind of fun, but maybe your next one will be better than this rubbish attempt.
Straightforward take on the prompt and the challenge!
Wow! I think if I tried I would need my head examined!
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lol it really did sound kind of poetic.
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Multi-valenced word, “examine”. I got an almost clinical/scientific impression from this post… Which is interesting because it is, indeed, very poetic.
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I like what you found in your head. I was about to say that i would need my head examined if I spent too much time examining my head thoroughly. But on closer examination, I’ve decided that’s what makes us writers.
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I decided to try the 100-word challenge, too! Thanks for the inspiration!
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Not rubbish, cute!
I don’t think any of us want to examine anything as closely as you might have us examine it. I really feel that word has be entirely overused this week.
Good to have you join the rest of us. Hope to read you again.
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