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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Done to try and wreck?

I love Jeremy, in spite of everything this family has done to try and wreck him.

What does it mean done to try and wreck?
  

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Anonymous I love Jeremy, in spite of everything this family has done to try and wreck him. I think you may be parsing it wrong. I love Jeremy, in spite of [ everything that this family has done (to him) ] for the purpose of trying to destroy him.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous I love Jeremy, in spite of everything this family has done to try and wreck him.
  • I think you may be parsing it wrong.
  • I love Jeremy, in spite of [ everything that this family has done (to him) ] for the purpose of trying to destroy him.
  • CJ
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AnonymousI love Jeremy, in spite of everything this family has done to try and wreck him.
I think you may be parsing it wrong.

I love Jeremy, in spite of [ everything that this family has done (to him) ] for the purpose of trying to destroy him.

CJ
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