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    what does this sentence mean? The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don’t.
    August 3, 2014
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    My Chinese name is pronounced much like the English word "June", so i pick it- June- as my English name.
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    July 15, 2014
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    Is the whole sentence "Make oneself very much give up the idea forever"? I think "very much" here modifies "give up. so i guess the meaning is: it is more likely you will give up the idea forever.
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    July 15, 2014
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    what does "tiddley-poo" and "four sheets to the wind" mean. And President George W. Bush, no less, and by his own admission, was smashed, or tiddley-poo, or four sheets to the wind a good deal of time from when he was sixteen until he was forty。(From < A Man Without A Country>) I know he is joking about Bush's addiction to alcohol. But what does "tiddley-poo" and "four sheets to the wind" exactly mean? And why the sequence, from "smashed" to "tiddley-poo" to " four sheets"?Does it mean that he was so drunk that he shit and pee on bed ?
    July 15, 2014
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