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Our precocious daughter, swathed in leather, first tattoo
in view below her crop top, reached out and grabbed a few
peanuts from the table and demanded, “Amirite?”
Crumbled off the peanut shells and took a hungry bite.
She had argued that a motorbike was the best solution
to getting her to school with minimum pollution.
(Our driving her to school, consuming so much gas,
creates carbon monoxide at a level that’s most crass.)
“Umitebee” said her father, and I nodded my accord.
As her sole benefactors, just what we could afford
influenced our decision, and instead of motorbike,
we simply told our daughter to go and take a hike!
Prompt words are benefactor, leather, precocious, and amirite,
am·i·rite: exclamation ,INFORMAL, US am I right? (used to invite confirmation or assert that one’s previous statement is correct) “not much point to it now, amirite?”
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Haha. This is perfect
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A wonderful fun use of some really challenging words today, god one, Judy!
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Yes. The Amirite was a puzzler at first.
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I almost dismissed it as ridiculous this morning before deciding to just throw it in somewhere.
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I love it! Uwererite!
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We’re so cool with our knowledge of modern lingo
!!!!
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Amirite?
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Good answer.
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I used a similar argument in college and got myself a Honda 250!
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