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18 January
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I feel high when seeing a long-distance train.
Makes sense??
I feel high when seeing a long-distance train.
Makes sense??
Makes sense??
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- English (US)
@Oool____O_o____looO "I feel high" usually refers to drugs, so "I feel excited" or "I feel elated" would be better
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