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Careful now or Corny can rename the thread 'South London Beefs' right away.
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Join is transitive so requires an object.
It is and does in this context, but there are intransitive uses, e.g.: 'We offer membership, do you want to join?'
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Learning German some 25 years ago we used to use words like "gebrötchen" to mean "a bread roll I had just eaten".
It was funny at the time.
I obviously like bad 'jokes' like that, but it can't have escaped your attention that participlisation doesn't work with a pure noun. :) It would have to include the full participle, e.g. "Gegessenesbrötchen", which you might as well write the way it's intended, as "gegessenes Brötchen".
Let's by all means keep this up for three pages now that the knee topic no longer has legs. I'm sure russmeyer will be enchanted. :)
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Hard to say, give it a ge.
Why, I oughta be geoffended.
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Something I've said since I was in my teens, I blame the clash of Southern Manitoban Plattdeutsch and growing up in a mostly Métis town.
Fascinating, I didn't know that variation existed. You don't even need Platt for the "ge-", it's standard German. Can you do this with any verb's past participle?
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Then again, there are probably two Doors B.
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gefucked
Are you importing German participle structure?
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I can't post anything on here without getting a sarcastic reply disagreeing with me.
Oh no, you can post plenty of things on here without a sarcastic reply disagreeing with you.
Is that a parody account?