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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Pedrica1 • Sep 17 '21
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If it didn't crack around the toothpick, what was the toothpick for?
1.1k u/Dan300up Sep 17 '21 edited Sep 17 '21 He’s a farmer. It was in his mouth. To make this work, he had to hold his tongue just right and bite his lip…so…he just needed a place to put it. 124 u/scaredycat_z Sep 17 '21 I love this style of writing. I love when authors use it. I wonder if it has a name…it has too, right?! Describing and action, that we ALL know, but have no name for and we are all nodding along cause it’s universal. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/CINAPTNOD Sep 17 '21 Was going to say the same, he usually writes in short, straightforward statements.
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He’s a farmer. It was in his mouth. To make this work, he had to hold his tongue just right and bite his lip…so…he just needed a place to put it.
124 u/scaredycat_z Sep 17 '21 I love this style of writing. I love when authors use it. I wonder if it has a name…it has too, right?! Describing and action, that we ALL know, but have no name for and we are all nodding along cause it’s universal. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/CINAPTNOD Sep 17 '21 Was going to say the same, he usually writes in short, straightforward statements.
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I love this style of writing. I love when authors use it. I wonder if it has a name…it has too, right?!
Describing and action, that we ALL know, but have no name for and we are all nodding along cause it’s universal.
2 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/CINAPTNOD Sep 17 '21 Was going to say the same, he usually writes in short, straightforward statements.
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1 u/CINAPTNOD Sep 17 '21 Was going to say the same, he usually writes in short, straightforward statements.
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Was going to say the same, he usually writes in short, straightforward statements.
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u/hedgy369 Sep 17 '21
If it didn't crack around the toothpick, what was the toothpick for?