Henry (Part 3)





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Wendy has just paid her rent :winking_face_with_tongue:

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So Henry all of the sudden is unable to keep up? What is seriously going on, mate? :hugs: :wink: :joy:

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It’s to read it.

What in particular is it, that bothers you about it?

Is there a rule about using bold writing, and if so, are you the guardian over it?

And btw, do we have a button to make the writing green or violett?

He just wants to expand his writing type horizon. :wink: :hugs:

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I would love to be introduced to Henry’s barber… then I can stand him against a wall and shoot him !!! :exploding_head:
That haircut is ridiculous :astonished:

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I guess that was just a part.

Julia and the girls showed up and left the bill halfway done. :joy: :joy: :joy:

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It was joke of barber Klaus

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Nein besoffen doch NIE das ist doch normalzustand bei ihm.
Denk das ja auch der grund warum mira ihrer wege ging

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I think Wendy still wants to finish. :joy: :joy:






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A joke? Are you sure that you have not upset him somehow? :rofl:

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I know right!

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Julia kann am besten auch gleich da einziehen , sie ist ja die meiste Zeit dort :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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Writing in bold is used to highlight a word, bring attention to a sentence, topic, etc. In essence it is to make your words standout compared to normal text.

In moderation it is useful. When used all the time on everything. It is saying hey pay attention to what I am writing. It’s more important than what everyone else is writing in normal text. IMHO

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Or it’s easier to read.

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Full check if anyone has a fever? :thinking: :innocent: :hugs:


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For me it is easier to read. It enlarges the letters. :hugs:

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