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2010-11-05, 10:48 AM #1
Does this make sense? I'm particularly looking at the last 5-10 words.

"Growing up, there was no home other than my own that I spent more time in than that of my Aunt Peggy and her family."

Good? Have a better alternative? I'm writing a letter of good character to the county sheriff for a family member's CCW permit.
2010-11-05, 11:12 AM #2
Growing up, I spent more time in Aunt Peggy's than any other, save my own.

Growing up, Aunt Peggy's house was like a second home to me.

Growing up, I felt as welcome in Aunt Peggy's home as in my own.
COUCHMAN IS BACK BABY
2010-11-05, 11:19 AM #3
In my baby days, I was up in Aunt Peggy's heezy mo than any other crib.
>>untie shoes
2010-11-05, 11:23 AM #4
fo shizzle
COUCHMAN IS BACK BABY
2010-11-05, 11:30 AM #5
Fo real, ebonics be the best way to get up in a CCW permit, yo. Mark that sheezy with blood, dawg. Let 'em know you represent.
>>untie shoes
2010-11-05, 11:47 AM #6
Originally posted by Antony:
In my baby days, I was up in Aunt Peggy's heezy mo than any other crib.


I went with this.

Thanks d00ds. (for realz tho)
2010-11-05, 12:46 PM #7
Originally posted by Dash_rendar:

"Growing up, there was no home other than my own that I spent more time in than that of my Aunt Peggy and her family."


Needs KISS.
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