Even though it was pretty hard to swallow it was still pretty good. I’d said to Madison earlier that she looked pretty awful. She was not a pretty sight. She should pretty herself up a bit. So she did that and was pretty as a picture.
“Now you’ve got nothing to worry your pretty little head about,” I said. But she said she was in a pretty pickle because the lead male actor was a bit of a pretty boy and tonight’s performance was pretty much a pretty tough kettle of fish.
I said to remember that she was not just a pretty face. She had learnt pretty early in life that happiness cost a pretty penny and you had to work hard if you wanted to be sitting pretty in life.
Madison agreed and said even though it was a pretty state of affairs things had reached a pretty pass. It was pretty is as pretty does.
So we took a pretty expensive taxi to the theatre and she gave a pretty good performance but the pretty boy was pretty bloody awful. In fact he was pretty pathetic – as is this story.
Isn’t the English language just wonderful!
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Yes, it’s pretty good.
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🙂
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I think the word you are trying to think of is “pretty”…although I could be pretty wrong.
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It sounds pretty likely.
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Pretty much
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Maybe you could have prettied up the story a little…
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I don’t like to dolly things up too much!
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What a beautiful thought.
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Pretty decent.
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Pretty insightful.
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Pretty accurate.
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I pretty much counted twenty three pretty’s. It wasn’t a pretty exercise.
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It can be pretty nauseating.
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I’m pretty sure you had to work pretty hard to get all those prettified words in!
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Once started it was pretty easy!
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I thought this post was pretty good! 😊
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Thanks. That’s pretty encouraging.
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