Don ' t eat yellow snow <| sep |> The piping ' s very nice , but that filledin A is so distracting ! <| sep |> Actually , I can kind of explain this ! English sometimes does this thing where , if you have a 2 syllable word , stressing the first syllable usually represents a noun , whereas stressing the second usually indicates a verb . ExamplesI hold the REcord in my hands . I reCORD the scene . Can apply to other parts of speech becoming verbs tooThe scene was PERfect . I perFECT my method of reCORDing the scene . I ' ve come too far with this example . I had trouble thinking of other examples , and there are tons of exceptions , but it ' s a neat pattern nonetheless ! <| sep |> Mario Kart <| sep |> Looks I ' m wrong . <| sep |> Rule of thumb ALWAYS if a guy actually likes you , you won ' t question it . Guys go for what they want and you know how it feels when someone is really into you . If you ' re confused by him or his intentions , that ' s usually all you need to know . Sure you could desperately drag things out and maybe even grow on him eventually , but who wants to waste time on that ?