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So i would be covered in a lot of words, probably a lot of vines so I guess it depends on your appreciation for vines. But in all seriousness this is a really good quote to keep in mind about what we say and how it effects one another. Nice Job Ana!

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I think that this quote is really nice if you're talking about like being kind and only having kind words on your skin. However, I am literally the loudest, most talkative person in the solar system and so this could be problematic for me. I think that talking about inappropriate subjects are really fun and amusing, so I wouldn't want to have to curb my responses and hold my tongue. ALSO how the heck would all those words fit on your body??? Like does it reset every day?? So confused...

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If the words I spoke appeared on my skin, I would pray for a great big "esketit" on my forehead. I'm so loud that my skin would probably be completely black. Not that that isn't beautiful. But a fully tattooed body isn't my game plan right now. I would probably move to a different country so that they couldn't read the words on my skin because a lot of them are not very polite.

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OMG @ me next time Ana. Yes, I would be still be beautiful. You do not have to be perfect; you do not have to always say the right thing; you can make mistakes and still be beautiful. I do not like this quote because I think it shames certain words that are just as useful as expressing emotion. Thanks Ana!

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Probably not, because tattoos are gross and considering that I talk a lot I would be literally COVERED in ink. I would have to curb my diction if I wanted to be "beautiful" but to be fair the gene pool did not throw me a bone in terms of aesthetics. However, tattoos can be really cool if used sparingly. With that in mind, you would have to say nothing or speak rarely, like Roy my Boy, if I wanted to have ink sparingly.

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The words, "Still be beautiful," imply that the given subject was beautiful to begin with, which is a relative adjective rather than an objective observation from an unbiased third party. However, if indeed every word I spoke appeared on my body, there would be over 42 million words on my body, and in order to represent them all, the font would have to be extremely small, in which case the words would be indistinguishable. Therefore, my appearance would only become more consistent as the adding of words contributes to the ratio of covered skin to uncovered skin. Additionally, most of the sentences people speak are neither "good" nor "bad," and therefore most of us would appear neutral.

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Well personally, I'm not a huge fan of tattoos, so in my eyes I would be dissatisfied with how I look.  But if we're just looking at the words themselves here, I don't think I would offend anyone if they saw me.  I have to admit I swear sometimes but I don't say anything that belittles others or is offensive.  Plus, I'm beautiful no matter what.  I like myself for the most part.

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Thanks for the shade Ana! If ALL the words I spoke appeared on my skin, I'd probably be less beautiful but honestly not that bad. I get this quote is to discourage bad mouthing other people, but then everyone's feelings would be all bottled up.  I don't think this completely eliminate the judgement of other people, it might even get worse because no one be saying their true feelings out loud. Also whats the font size, and what is the font.

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