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Magnisplendit ©: To be magnificent and resplendent at the same time.

Moses motored his magnisplendit monorail about the moat.

Moly and the Mochacinnos

Moses motored his
magnispleindit © monorail
of molybdenum about
the moat in a thoroughly modern fashion.

Imbibing his mocha.

His mostly monogamous minions
moistened their mohawks whilst
gaining momentum and
moaning of monotonous mobility
meandering past the mortuary.

Quite moronic were their
monocles and their modular
monochrome mohair motorcycles.

Magnisplendit © is a a copyrighted work of art. Copyright © 2009 William A. York. All rights reserved.

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