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Topic Started: Feb 2 2011, 04:34 PM (655 Views)
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We did that this fall! Though not every week. Had a big hunk of suffixes and prefixes and had a test. I'm the only one who got 100 on the quiz, even though we had our suffix prefix lists with us and I barely used the lust anyways.
I do art sometimes.

"if you want green eat a salad"

Projects:
Amammalia: A strange place where mammals didn't make it and the land is, once again, dominated by archosaurs.

Oceanus: An endless sea dotted with islands, reefs, and black holes. Literally endless, literal black holes.

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