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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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"you'd rather go then not"

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00'No quail. But there is one nice thing about hunting. Even with ni birds, you'd rather go then not'02br
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00I imagine the whole meaning, but not sure.02br
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00Thanks, Jo. 0-
  

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" It means that hunting is so much fun 05000 that even if you don't find any birds, you would rather01i 00go hunting02i 00 than 01i 00not go hunting02i 00 (you would rather go hunting than stay home). 010id4

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  • " It means that hunting is so much fun 05000 that even if you don't find any birds, you would rather01i 00go hunting02i 00 than 01i 00not go hunting02i 00 (you would rather go hunting than stay home).
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0 It should be "Even with no birds, you'd rather go 01i00than 02i00not." It means that hunting is so much fun 05000 that even if you don't find any birds, you would rather01i00go hunting02i00 than 01i00not go hunting02i00 (you would rather go hunting than stay home). 010id4
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