(The 'Geen' in "Geen bloemen plukken" is the opposite of 'een' which means 'a'. 'Geen' means 'no' I'd say, not the 'no' as opposed to 'yes' but the 'no' as opposed to 'some' or 'any'.)
I was going to say what the above commenter said about keeping off the grass and not picking flowers. Can't see any flowers to pick, though. Did those rotten fencers pick them all already? :-P
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Fencers obviously don't abide by the rules. :p
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Rules. *dumbfaced* Wha?
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(The 'Geen' in "Geen bloemen plukken" is the opposite of 'een' which means 'a'. 'Geen' means 'no' I'd say, not the 'no' as opposed to 'yes' but the 'no' as opposed to 'some' or 'any'.)
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