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  1. Pony Pony

    "She meant it with every fiber." Is this phrase understandable to the common reader?

    Thursday, 10-Oct-13 09:28:59 UTC from web
    1. Eris Eris

      @pony I understand what you're getting at.

      Thursday, 10-Oct-13 09:33:25 UTC from MuSTArDroid
    2. Micheal Schlongcoptor Micheal Schlongcoptor

      @pony Yes. It's only missing two words. It's supposed to say "Every fiber of her being"

      Thursday, 10-Oct-13 09:34:29 UTC from web
      1. Micheal Schlongcoptor Micheal Schlongcoptor

        @thatonemichaelmyers @pony Three words, rather,

        Thursday, 10-Oct-13 09:34:48 UTC from web
      2. Pony Pony

        @thatonemichaelmyers @coffeecream Would you say it's a cliche'd expression?

        Thursday, 10-Oct-13 09:37:21 UTC from web
        1. Micheal Schlongcoptor Micheal Schlongcoptor

          @pony Yeah.

          Thursday, 10-Oct-13 09:38:43 UTC from web
          1. Pony Pony

            @thatonemichaelmyers I was thinking that leaving off the end of it would make it less so, but then it might just look half-formed.. I guess I'll just change it maybe..

            Thursday, 10-Oct-13 09:40:51 UTC from web