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How is shooting into peoples windows the slightest bit amusing? They're obviously old enough to handle a gun, so they must be seriously fucked up.


Hope these bastards get the chance to taste their own medicine before they get caught.


Poor cat... I had a cat that got seriously shot (as yours has been, philiphenslowe). It turned out to be our next door neighbour. Our cat did make a full recovery =)

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thexwinglessxbird Wrote:

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> How is shooting into peoples windows the slightest

> bit amusing? They're obviously old enough to

> handle a gun, so they must be seriously @#$%& up.

>

>

> Hope these bastards get the chance to taste their

> own medicine before they get caught.

>

> Poor cat... I had a cat that got seriously shot

> (as yours has been, philiphenslowe). It turned out

> to be our next door neighbour. Our cat did make a

> full recovery =)


Can I ask what prompted your Neighbour to decide to shoot the cat?

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Amazing what we sort through and understand, because we know what was MEANT.


"Poor cat... I had a cat that got seriously shot (as yours has been, philiphenslowe). It turned out to be our next door neighbour" writes A, B enquires "Can I ask what prompted your neighbour to decide to shoot the cat?"


And yet syntactically it is the CAT which turned out to be the next door neighbour.


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Working as a translator makes you ask all the time -- Could the author REALLY have meant THAT? And then, shaking your head, saying -- No, impossible. This MUST be what was intended...


Gin and tonic: Wellspring of all psycholinguistic analysis.

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