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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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some people are sticking in an island.after the whole day that they were on the hike , when the sun gone , they made a camp and slept.at midnight one of them woke up and took someone's gun.this a conversation between them :
man1:"you took my gun off me?"
man2:"i'm standing guard."
man2's sister:"he doesn't believe in guns,he goes on marches."
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i want to know the exact meaning of "he goes on marches"
man1:"you took my gun off me?"
man2:"i'm standing guard."
man2's sister:"he doesn't believe in guns,he goes on marches."
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i want to know the exact meaning of "he goes on marches"
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Hi, He walks long distances. A 'march' often suggests an organized walk, eg related to the army. I have no idea why man2's sister says this here.
- Hi, He walks long distances.
- A 'march' often suggests an organized walk, eg related to the army.
- I have no idea why man2's sister says this here.
- Please say 'please'.
- Clive
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Hi,
He walks long distances. A 'march' often suggests an organized walk, eg related to the army.
I have no idea why man2's sister says this here.
Please say 'please'.
He walks long distances. A 'march' often suggests an organized walk, eg related to the army.
I have no idea why man2's sister says this here.
Please say 'please'.
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Hi,
I thought about this a bit more.
She probably means he goes on 'protest marches'.
ie organized mass walks in which people protest the availability and legality of guns.
Clive
I thought about this a bit more.
She probably means he goes on 'protest marches'.
ie organized mass walks in which people protest the availability and legality of guns.
Clive
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