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Mysticrz Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

A piece of stained glass...

A piece of stained glass
from the bullpen that broke during that weird earthquake last fall.

wat does this mean exactly?
  

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Hi Mysticrz, I've created a new thread for you, as the one you posted in was about something else. Welcome to the forums! I wish you a very pleasant time here.

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Hi Mysticrz,

I've created a new thread for you, as the one you posted in was about something else.

Welcome to the forums! I wish you a very pleasant time here.
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Can you give us some context for this sentence? It's a little strange.

Stained glass is colored glass, used to make pictures. The most usual place to find stained glass is the decorative windows in a church.

The bullpen, in baseball, is an area set aside for the guy who will be the next pitcher to warm up and practice in.

You probably know what an earthquake is.
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In addition to what Khoff has written, I'd like to add that your sentence is not a complete sentence.
Did you remove or forget part of it?

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