I believe it should be "don't want you to get it on.."

but it still sounds like it makes sense when the want is dropped.

They both sound "slangy."

How about "don't you dare get it on with anyone else except me" @Nick?

@Robusto thanks to you I still have the link to the original. He had to unlist it and replace it with a censored version because apparently Stalin is still watching even today. Delicious.

@Nick it's either "don't do" or "don't want you to do". But never "don't to do". That is simply not English.

@RegDwigнt WTF???

I would use the adjective "unbelievable" but nothing surprises me anymore.

@Robusto Would you guys (or ELL for tha matter) not close this Q if it ended up on your site (or ELL)?

(this was meant as an open question to everyone here, I just happened to ping Robusto so someone would get pinged / "feel responsible")

@SEJPM ELL: There is a chance it will get closed as a dictionary question (and OPs of migrated stuff never respond) but it will receive answers and probably a couple of upvotes as well.

@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ Thanks for the info!

@SEJPM Or too broad. It's not the most concisely written question I've seen. You're welcome!

@SEJPM Also it's poorly posed for ELU. The word 'modulo' and how it is used in English is interesting, but the question is asking 'How in general are all the versions of mod, modulus, modulo, etc are used?'. It's off-putting on ELU to request a summary.

there was "want" in there but I didn't hear it.

@RegDwigнt understood.

I can hardly think of any other Republican president who wouldn't be at war with Iran right now. Strange situation.

Maybe I've been dumping too much politics in here lately.

@Færd Do you want the US to go to war with Iran?

@SEJPM I did get pinged, but I don't feel responsible.

I can only say that I would decline to answer that question, but I can't answer for others.