Just for Fun Friday: !!!!!!!


I admit it, I use exclamation points. I can't help it, I get excited!
But I do limit myself to one. And I love semicolons.

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  1. AudraSeptember 28, 2012 at 4:04 PM

    This made me howl. (!!!) I adore exclamation points. Adore!!!! ;)

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