Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although, there

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although, there were

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although, there were other

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their

(“in” doesn’t count that much, right?)

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels that

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels that endlessly

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels that endlessly destroy

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels that endlessly destroy the equilibrium

(if ‘in’ doesn’t count neither does ‘the’, yes?)

[quote author=“divit;2820”]Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels that endlessly destroy the equilibrium

(if ‘in’ doesn’t count neither does ‘the’, yes?)

THE BIG WORDS!! THEY HURT!! THEY HUUUURT!!!

And no, ‘the’ has a letter more than ‘in’, plus the i is really thin making it could half a letter. So the is double the in, which makes it a word on its own

jk ofc, you can, if you wish, add a word after a ‘the’.

[quote author=“NeatNit;2821”]THE BIG WORDS!! THEY HURT!! THEY HUUUURT!!!

And no, ‘the’ has a letter more than ‘in’, plus the i is really thin making it could half a letter. So the is double the in, which makes it a word on its own

jk ofc, you can, if you wish, add a word after a ‘the’.

You failed to add a word to it. :p

New start:

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Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels that endlessly destroy the equilibrium defined

Hamsters usually gravitate downwards in time to reach never-ending stories, because nobody else does. Although there were other animals in their wheels that endlessly destroy the equilibrium defined ectoplasm,