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Go ahead. Try it out. Use present tense in email. Crisp as a haiku.
by smitty1e 6y ago
Go ahead. Try it out.
Use present tense in email.
Crisp as a haiku.
- gjm11 6y agoMost of my emails / are already present-tense -- / so nothing would change. (Pedantic note: of course neither of these is actually a haiku, which means more than just 5-7-5 syllable count. I did manage a kinda-sorta-kireji, though.)