What is that *one* superb quality that you have

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The discussion revolves around participants sharing personal qualities or traits they consider extraordinary or noteworthy, exploring themes of pride, modesty, and self-perception. The scope includes personal reflections and anecdotes rather than technical or academic content.

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  • Some participants express pride in qualities such as modesty, empathy, and the ability to discern others' personalities and emotions.
  • Others reflect on their perceived lack of extraordinary qualities, with some humorously downplaying their attributes.
  • Several participants highlight the importance of work ethic and information retention as valuable traits.
  • There are mentions of long-term relationships as a source of pride, with discussions on the dynamics of marriage and partnership.
  • Some participants share specific skills, such as proofreading and sound sensitivity, noting both advantages and disadvantages of these traits.

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Participants generally share personal anecdotes and reflections without reaching a consensus on what constitutes a "superb" quality. There is a mix of pride and modesty, with some expressing uncertainty about their own qualities.

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Some statements reflect subjective experiences and personal interpretations of qualities, which may vary widely among participants. There are also references to specific situations that influence how qualities are perceived.

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  • #31
Pepper Mint said:
I think passive voice may make one sound and look more quarky. Its excessive use can increase or produce one's quarkiness profusely.
You don't say. Does that mean use of the passive voice + quirkiness leads to being punny, too? (probably a side effect)
 
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  • #32
ProfuselyQuarky said:
You don't say. Does that mean use of the passive voice + quirkiness leads to being punny, too? (probably a side effect)
Almost! but it still depends on the puns themselves.
 
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Great in bed. :wink:
 

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