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Moon Sculpting 101: The Art of Procrastination

Chapter 1: Moon for Beginners

So, you think you can just pick up a moon and start sculpting? Think again, amateur.

First, you need to understand the basics: the moon is a big rock, and it's not going to hold still for you. It's like trying to sculpt a toddler, but without the toddler.

Here are the top 5 moon sculpting techniques for beginners:

1. The Art of Staring at the Moon

Stare at the moon for hours, mesmerized by its craters and curves. This will give you the perfect blend of moon-induced trance and creative blockage.

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2. The Moon-ceptional Technique

Just stare at the moon some more. But this time, with a hint of desperation.

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3. The Frustratingly Fuzzy Method

Stare at the moon through a frosted window. This will make you feel like you're getting somewhere, but really you're just wasting time.

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4. The Moon-ceptional-ceptional Technique (Advanced)

Stare at the moon while eating a bowl of Jell-O. This will add an extra layer of complexity to your moon-induced trance.

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5. The Art of Doing Nothing (Literally)

Just... don't do anything. This is the most advanced moon sculpting technique of all.

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And, if you're still stuck, try Thowing Yourself at the Moon.