I wrote regulations for the United States I mean, I wrote oil spill regulations.

Okay, I wrote that.

I wrote a letter.

I wrote this book.

I wrote it myself.

So I wrote a letter.

Yesterday I wrote to Ellen.

I wrote it all down.

I wrote the book I needed to read.

So, I need to decipher what I wrote.

And I wrote, insult to history.

I wrote the song for her.

I wrote a letter in English.

I wrote three letters last night.

I wrote a letter last night.

I wrote down his phone number.

I wrote down her phone number.

I wrote down that telephone number.

I wrote this letter in French.

I wrote five letters before I went to bed.

No. I wrote it in a month.

No. I wrote it in a month.

I wrote a long paper on this.

And I wrote a couple of chapters.

I wrote a love letter last night.

I wrote a letter to my mother.

I wrote down the address for you.

I became very interested, and I wrote about a couple.

When I saw that, I went back and I wrote on Facebook.

I think Donne wrote a poem about that.

So I wrote on my blog, OMG OMG.

So I wrote a book on my research.

I wrote this next poem for my mother.

I wrote some code for my mobile phone.

I wrote the wrong address on the envelope.

This book I wrote because I want to figure out life.

I wrote a whole book about it. So I live to listen.

So I gave it a try. I wrote to the Enron people.

I wrote on cards television, radio, MySpace, Internet, PC.

And I wrote this book, The Laws of Simplicity.

And I specifically wrote four pages that don't connect.

I wrote the code and put it out there.

And then I wrote a post about a banjo.

I wrote a letter to my parents at home.

I wrote a magazine, was prosecuted for it when I was a teenager.