11-10-2015, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Horatio Caine
No, wrong again "boy was I reluctant to have to do that!" This expressed guaranty that he was in the hurry to get some place. Had he said he was reluctant to stop at the bar and get a beer you'd have an argument. Right now you look stupid once again.
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Read it again. He said, "boy was I reluctant to have to do that" because he was not reluctant to drive 50mph. That's called sarcasm. And just because he was not reluctant to drive 50mph does not necessarily communicate that he was intent on making it top his destination in the shortest amount of time. That what you introduced. |
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