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user116848
19:01
Nice article
user116848
So not many folks here on weekends
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
Probably. I wasn't aware of the pattern!
user116848
It looks that way
user116848
In weekdays especially in work hours many folks chat
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
Probably from their offices.
user116848
19:10
Yes, exactly!
user116848
@DamkerngT. Was my comment above not appropriate? Just asking
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
Which comment?
user116848
About King's novels
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
Eh? Did anyone say anything about inappropriateness?
user116848
No, I thought it looked weird. Thanks btw!
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
19:14
I didn't read his work enough to tell much, so I can't say anything much.
But saying dirtiness could send the wrong message.
user116848
@DamkerngT. Yes, it does. I couldn't think of the appropriate word to convey the meaning of "obscenity"
user116848
My bad, I guess.
user116848
But it's common in movies too.
user116848
Like Game of Thrones etc.
user116848
So, it's our own choice as they'd say
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
19:18
Ah, I see. You probably thought about those sexually explicit stuff in books and movies.
user116848
Yes, yes exactly!
user116848
:D
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
I think dirtiness could mean that, but it's not very clear.
user116848
Yes, that's why I said so it could be obscure what I am wanting to say lol
user116848
OK I am going to take off. See you soon Damk! Bye!
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
19:26
See you soon!
Anonymous
19:36
@Arrowfar I don't believe you said anything inappropriate
Anonymous
But typically you would insert an existential there's: "Although there's some dirtiness in his novels"
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
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Q: Proxy in suffering of/for someone

asteriskIs this correct? "Why should Anna be made a proxy in suffering of/for her sister. She was not the one who wronged Rob but her sister was."

grammar prepositions
An interesting phrase! I've never heard of it before (though it's not that hard to guess). The search results seem to point back to Wuthering Heights!
> You think there'd be more cafeterias!
http://ell.stackexchange.com/a/34373/3281
Very interesting! I think that 'you think' means 'you wish'.
Anonymous
@DamkerngT. That should read "You'd think"
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
But if I understand the OP correctly, it doesn't sound like "You'd think" or "The OP would think".
Maybe, "I'd like to see more cafeterias here!"
Oh, I see. I think "You think" is not part of CocoPop's suggestion.
Anonymous
19:53
I think it is and he made a typo.
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