Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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'While Cupid sends arrows of love, watch out — cupidity can have a nasty sting!'

Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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Terry: By Jove, that was some email, Ken. I’m sure Sue will be moved.

Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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Kipling’s If—, written in 1895 and published in 1910, is a poem of advice to someone coming of age, offering guidance on character, courage, and the making of an adult. He framed it as a father’s advice to a son entering young adulthood.

Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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Pulchritudinous. 'puhl·kruh·choo·duh·nuhs'

‘‘Did you hear Marie has opened a new flower shop?’

Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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