A pinch of rambling, a dash of ranting...

Jan 04, 2006 07:53

Saw the Chronicles of Narnia recently. Peter's absolutely gorgeous, and while the movie was pretty good, the books are still tops.

Christmas hols almost over...And while I really didn't have any homework besides reading Tuesdays with Morrie, I have to have the script for drama memorized by next Wednesday. We'll now be having two rehearsals a week ( Read more... )

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lutze3 January 4 2006, 05:45:42 UTC
A woman without, her man is nothing
"A woman without" meaning a woman on the outside.
((On the outside: a sturdy structure within and without.))

"Her man is nothing" meaning well... it's self explanitory :P
The whole meaning that a woman needs no man.

:-P

All's good! It were fun to poke you before you left.

Ewww! To the cartoon x_X Horse porn as a gift??

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suga_sweetie January 4 2006, 06:01:39 UTC
That's why I said read the ENTIRE comic. You have to meet Pintsize, and then you'll understand. *snort*

Actually, nope to the sentence. You're making it overly complicated. Try again.

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lutze3 January 4 2006, 11:10:12 UTC
And? It still fullfills the requirements of the challenge!
It's meaning is completely changed! So. There. :-P

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sengir_assassin January 5 2006, 08:42:16 UTC
Not only is it overly complicated, it's improper grammar. A comma is used to combine two related, yet complete clauses. "A woman without" is unrelated to "her man is nothing."

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sengir_assassin January 5 2006, 08:37:11 UTC
"A woman without her man is nothing?"

Done.

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lutze3 January 5 2006, 11:32:59 UTC
How does that change the meaning of the statement?
The statement originally says "a woman without her man is nothing"
That is a statement.
"A woman without her man is nothing?"
That is questioning a statement.
The meaning of the statement is not changed.

:-P

Instead of saying "This is so"
you are saying "Is this so?"

Thusly not fulfilling the criterior of the challenge :-P

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suga_sweetie January 5 2006, 17:23:52 UTC
Cease and desist, gentlemen, cease and desist!

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sengir_assassin January 6 2006, 00:45:01 UTC
Touche.

"A woman without her man is" ... nothing.

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soliloquie January 6 2006, 22:27:52 UTC
I could've answered this if I'd seen it. It was in Eats, Shoots, and Leaves. =D

Peter was the best part of the movie. And I laughed at the comic! Even though I didn't read the whole story. But I'm going back and reading it now.

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suga_sweetie January 7 2006, 19:08:54 UTC
Oh, thank God, a break from the tediousness of all that testosterone up there. I love you, darlin'.

Our teacher spent like an hour talking about that book, and pretty much telling us that we were all complete and utter idiots. Except for me, naturally. *sniff*

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soliloquie January 7 2006, 19:11:43 UTC
Naturally. =)

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