I get ideas that excite me and I want to share them. I hope to get “Amen’s.”
I know I will get some “No ways”, and some “so whats.” I will gladly look forward to some “yes buts,” “I disagree and here’s whys,” and “here is what I think about its.” O yes, and some your grammar is atrocious, spelled and punctuated correctly.
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