Stupendous Similes!

Sep 28, 2014

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Stupendous Similes!. By Cal T. The forest is as calm as…. The rushing waters of a brook. The ocean was as cold as…. Sparkling ice. My car is as fast as…. An F1 racer!. Cheese is as good as…. A day in the Bahamas!. Jack is as friendly as…. A fluffy kitten.

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Stupendous Similes! • By Cal T.
The forest is as calm as…
The rushing waters of a brook.
The ocean was as cold as…
Sparkling ice.
My car is as fast as…
An F1 racer!
Cheese is as good as…
A day in the Bahamas!
Jack is as friendly as…
A fluffy kitten.
Paul is as talented at football as…
Tom Brady!

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