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Spectacled-Girl Posted 19 years ago
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Picnic without the ants

'It just wouldn't be a picnic without the ants'.

What does the above sentence mean?

Please explain.

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Spectacled-Girl 'It just wouldn't be a picnic without the ants'. What does the above sentence mean? Please explain.

— Philip

  • Spectacled-Girl 'It just wouldn't be a picnic without the ants'.
  • What does the above sentence mean?
  • Please explain.
  • Thanks.
  • We all enjoy the picnic lunch, packed up and taken to a nice spot near a river or in a park.
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Spectacled-Girl'It just wouldn't be a picnic without the ants'.

What does the above sentence mean?

Please explain.

Thanks.
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Is there also a notion that the presence of the ants is somehow necessary to the full picnicking experience? (A little like the reassuring crunchiness of sand in your sandwiches, when you take your sandwiches to the beach.)
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MrPedanticIs there also a notion that the presence of the ants is somehow necessary to the full picnicking experience? (A little like the reassuring crunchiness of sand in your sandwiches, when you take your sandwiches to the beach.)
In Claire Denis' 1988 autobiogrophical film "Chocolat", there is a scene where a servant shows the lit
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Philip
Spectacled-Girl
'It just wouldn't be a picnic without the ants'.

What does the above sentence mean?

Please explain.

Thanks.
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