Originally posted by Nyxie"Free Range Eggs" are a type of egg. (Actually, free range just means that the hens are treated differently than normal hens; like being able to walk around outside, and such)
Yeah sure, helped explain, uh-huh *smiles*
I still don't get it......
So when he saw a sign saying "Free Range Eggs" he asked his mom what "range eggs" were, because he thought they were giving away range eggs.
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When I was very young my parents didn't have a record player . I thought that was something only rich people had . Growing up without one , I never made the obvious connection between records and radio . I thought music groups traveled around to different radio stations , set up their instruments , and played live into a microphone .
Originally posted by Shanshu311using parentheses helps....
"Free Range Eggs" are a type of egg. (Actually, free range just means that the hens are treated differently than normal hens; like being able to walk around outside, and such)
So when he saw a sign saying "Free Range Eggs" he ask ...[text shortened]... were, because he thought they were giving away range eggs.
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Instead of free (range eggs), its (free range) eggs....
Or in grammatical terms, the adjective free is modifying the range (i.e., explaining what kind of range - it's a free range), not the eggs (i.e., they're not free eggs of the range variety).
Originally posted by Moldy Crow"Damn, those Coldplay guys travel fast."
When I was very young my parents didn't have a record player . I thought that was something only rich people had . Growing up without one , I never made the obvious connection between records and radio . I thought music groups traveled around to different radio stations , set up their instruments , and played live into a microphone .
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When I was 7, I convinced my 5 year old sister that we were special kids and that she could fly. She climbed to the top of a 10ft (2 meter) tall climbing frame and tried to fly... she broke both legs, fractured her wrist, fractued her left arm, minor concussion and then spent 3 weeks in traction.
My parents still havent forgiven me for it ๐
Originally posted by Daemon SinGAWD!
When I was 7, I convinced my 5 year old sister that we were special kids and that she could fly. She climbed to the top of a 10ft (2 meter) tall climbing frame and tried to fly... she broke both legs, fractured her wrist, fractued her left arm, minor concussion and then spent 3 weeks in traction.
My parents still havent forgiven me for it ๐
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