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Sunsnail |
The differences between:
1) I want a garden
2) I want to do a garden
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Xenocreator_PG_ |
I want to do a garden in the pooper! |
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FuzzyChicken |
1) you already have
2) thats your secret fetish (Aka Sunsnails big suprise) |
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Frenchie |
I want a garden : You get some gardeners working on that .
I want to do a garden: Do it up yourself.
but wouldn't you say, " I want to make a garden " ? |
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getfoul |
quote: | Originally posted by FuzzyChicken
1) you already have
2) thats your secret fetish (Aka Sunsnails big suprise) | can it be? is edolfo (sp?) back from the dead?
never mind ... |
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Ygrene |
The words 'to do'. |
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cyb3rtr0n |
I believe that the most correct phrase would be...
I want to plant a garden. |
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Sunsnail |
Thanks for your input, but I used "to do" for a specific reason. |
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cyb3rtr0n |
Ah yes, well. The first one is much less assertive, assuming we can just get a garden because we want a garden. The second option is more Yoda-like in that we have made our desire clear to create the garden ourselves, because gardens don't just come out of nowhere.
Ahem. May I?
Yoda: "No. Do, or do not do a garden. There is no try" |
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Abercrombie |
I want to do a Garner
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dj_bas |
quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
I want to do a Garner
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Ew. She looks like a man. |
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CrazedOut |
quote: | Originally posted by dj_bas
Ew. She looks like a man. |
Hence why he wants to do her |
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