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A-GAIN

əˈɡen/

adverb: again
another time; once more.
"it was great to meet old friends again"
synonyms: once more, another time, afresh, anew,https://www.google.com/search?q=define+anew&sa=X&ved=0CCAQ_SowAGoVChMIgOGgrIi5yAIVyZmACh1-nArk
"her spirits lifted again"
  • returning to a previous position or condition.
    "he rose, tidied the bed, and sat down again"
  • in addition to what has already been mentioned.
    "the wages were low, but they made half as much again in tips"
    synonyms: extra, in addition, additionally, on top
    "this can add half as much again to the price"
 
tree said:
This is not a recent development, nor
is it mine alone. Many people have used
stories...aka anecdotes, fables, and proverbs
to illustrate concepts when addressing others.

It makes for a short break in the accumulation of
snappy one-liners, too.:)
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Well let me just say that I don't use stories when addressing people. I just say what I want and that is that.
 
No it is not. It is just a statement. That is what I believe. Stories, unless they are in ASL, don't mean anything to me.
 
Very funny. Got to do better than that. I know you are smart, now act like it. Stick to stories if you must.
 
Yeah. Anyone else have something interesting to share? I have been busy with meetings this weekend.
 
I already know ASL. Don't need that video. Although that is a good way for beginners to learn. That and ASL classes.
 
Ok. I give up. This is crazy. Everyone is a little too far fetched here. Maybe we should stick to it. Besides, the phrase "act like it" has nothing to do with acting. Just for the record. It sounds like it, but my friend says that it is used in sarcasm. So that is how I am using it.
 
OK, there's a whole bunch of USC-Minor going on here. Caution, caution.
 
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