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
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"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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Actually, nope to the sentence. You're making it overly complicated. Try again.
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It's meaning is completely changed! So. There. :-P
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Done.
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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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"A woman without her man is" ... nothing.
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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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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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