Update tweet_nouns.py (Comment typo and organization) #313
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Reorganizes the "fashion trends" and "ridiculous purposefully misspelled animals" sections to be in alphabetical order. Also corrects the comment denoting the former to say "animals" rather than "aminals".
VickiLanger
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Thanks for the cleanup and organization. It definitely makes things easier in the long run. Don't forget to follow the bot on twitter to see your work in action
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Reorganizes the "fashion trends" and "ridiculous purposefully misspelled animals" sections to be in alphabetical order. Also corrects the comment denoting the former to say "animals" rather than "aminals".
Would probably be linked to issue #112 (?)
This is for hacktoberfest, so the hacktoberfest-accepted label would be appreciated (if it's still relevant?).