[imported_Fable]

what do u mean by "fruit of his labor"? sry but i dont know much of the english word meanings or so. only basics :p

[imported_Pande]

fruit of your labor means your work payed off.

farmers work really hard to make a good fruit, say an apple, you want it crunchy and sweet.

so maka worked hard to make a nice "fruit" ie shard.

[Bl00dH0unD]

what do u mean by "fruit of his labor"? sry but i dont know much of the english word meanings or so. only basics :p

he meant it in a way like this: enjoy the finished game, which he partly maked, but couldn't finish. Its like an empty tree now, with fruits growing ha ha

[imported_Pande]

empty tree, yes lol

[imported_evenflow]

he meant it in a way like this: enjoy the finished game, which he partly maked, but couldn't finish. Its like an empty tree now, with fruits growing ha ha

I think you mean made.

[imported_Pande]

oh no not a verb mistake!!!!

[imported_Odium]

make made made
mean meant meant
meet met met
mow mowed mown
pay paid paid
prove proved proved
put put put
etc...

:lol: damn my old english teacher they all are stuck in my head , to bad i didnt learn more tough =P

[imported_StuckRajVerWhtvrtfuk]

to bad i didnt learn more tough =P

too bad

[Bl00dH0unD]

oh no not a verb mistake!!!!

oh no i had better go back to english class

why dont we make it:
yesterday i make
tomorrow i make
now i make

[imported_Pande]

for the same reason french verbs change for each tense and for each person (I, you, he/she, we, they, them)

[imported_n0x*]

supragingival plaque accumulation. Conscientiously apply your selves in an efficient oral hygiene program. Yer mouths smell >__<.