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Catttt Posted 7 years ago
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I could go for something Gordon’s
"I could go for something Gordon’s" is the title of an advertising-based artwork by Jeff Koons. Does the title of this advertisement "I could go for something Gordon’s" mean "now the most desirable thing to do is drink Gordon’s"?
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"I could go for something X" is a common expression. Koons has made a fractured version of it in the idiom of the advertisers. Normally, X is something like "cold to drink" or "sweet".
- "I could go for something X" is a common expression.
- Koons has made a fractured version of it in the idiom of the advertisers.
- Normally, X is something like "cold to drink" or "sweet".
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"I could go for something X" is a common expression. Koons has made a fractured version of it in the idiom of the advertisers. Normally, X is something like "cold to drink" or "sweet".
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