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Newguest Posted 15 years ago
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Not that I'm glad ...
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Two prisoners are talking with each other.
One says to another: Why not kill us now (he thought the guards wanted to kill them)? Not that I'm glad they're not - he added.
I'm not sure how to understand that bolded part?
Two prisoners are talking with each other.
One says to another: Why not kill us now (he thought the guards wanted to kill them)? Not that I'm glad they're not - he added.
I'm not sure how to understand that bolded part?
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Seems odd: he's not glad they're not killing him. I think another 'not' is missing before 'glad'.
- Seems odd: he's not glad they're not killing him.
- I think another 'not' is missing before 'glad'.
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Seems odd: he's not glad they're not killing him. I think another 'not' is missing before 'glad'.
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I think he wanted to say something like: Not that I'm waiting for it.
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I think he wanted to say something like: Not that I'm waiting for it.
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