For anyone who didn’t have the writing experimental, did you have
-the lions mane
-collobrate-corrobrate
-Benjamin Franklin ambassador to France
question?
@flowerrrr, I’ll ask tommorow. 
The Benjamin Franklin what did it say? @gegri123
@gegri123, I did have the first 2. Don’t remember the third. And I didn’t have Writing experimental.
In the Armory section, HOW MANY NEs did you guys get? 5 in that or the theater one?
@MarcoReus idk I didn’t count
@Hannah69, Can you tell me that is this 5 NEs term thrown around, was it when discussing the theater one?
@gegri123 the be convinced of was in which section?
And the Benjamin franklin i got it wrong am guessing
Benjamin Franklin was the ambassador to France when… It was an error idenntification question, probably like 26th or 27th one.
@MarcoReus Did you have the question with Jefferson running the elections unopposed?
Is “ambassador to” a proper use of word?
I don’t remember alot of writing, just kept circling errors in a rapid flow. Those I mentioned are the few I remember. I do think I have seen it though.
Regarding elections, I remember something regarding George Bush. Anyone remembers that? Was it run something or had run something?
Running unoppossed @MarcoReus
Phew. 
Bush was something else I remember, the one I’m talking about was more like “In the first elections, Jefferson was elected unanimously, running virtually unopposed.”
@gegri123 last time I searched there is ambassador of a country
Ambassador to a court or league of something
I still don’t remember the question btw, but “ambassador to” is wrong. It’s “ambassador of”.
If you have to, it’s always 2 subjects. Like, ambassador to CC from CB.
@MarcoReus I GOT IT CORRECT TY GOD .
@gegri123, now I have partial reflections of this. It looks like one I did. I don’t remember the error.
@Hannah69 Did you say ambassador to was incorrect?
@Hannah69, I am no 2400 scorer. So, no. We can’t say it’s correct till now (Dampening expectations because it’s better).
Anyway g2g, PM/tag me if you have any more questions later on.