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sbb23 October 15 2011, 05:39:54 UTC
"Well," Tommy says, deadpan, "I guess that's one way to put on lip balm."

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jerakeen October 15 2011, 08:15:11 UTC
Question! Is it with his dying breath or to his dying breath? Or do they both work?

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sbb23 October 15 2011, 16:23:15 UTC
"With his dying breath" (refers to actual death), or "until his dying breath" (more of a poetic reference to forever).

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jerakeen October 15 2011, 16:25:11 UTC
Ah. It feels like it should be *to* for some reason. Not that I trust my feelings when it comes to English. I end up making up words when I do that.

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sbb23 October 15 2011, 16:49:30 UTC
"to" and "until" are similar enough that it worked fine with the dragon image. No worries.

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