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  1. 13-Mar-2007, 02:54 #1
    user_gary
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    Default loads of time

    Did I ever mention I hate sentence analysis. It takes loads of time and like dissecting frogs, you no longer have a frog, just a mess.

    Please explain this sentence. (Particularly the highlighted words)
  2. 13-Mar-2007, 06:51 #2
    Humble
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    Default Re: loads of time

    Loads of time = a lot of time.
    If a sentence is analized, it loses its meaning to the speaker; a mess is sth in disorder.
    Regards
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