I never understood its true purpose beforehand, and now I understand it even less so that I've banged to it.
"I understand it even if I wasn't happy about it," said the home side's manager.
Yes, I recognize it, and I understand it even more, because what I listen to, it gives me a lot of thoughts, and when I read books some of what's in the book answers a lot of my questions.
_ Yes, I recognize it, and I understand it even more, because what I listen to, it gives me a lot of thoughts, and when I read books some of what's in the book answers a lot of my questions.
It got a little convoluted and technical at times but all in all, everything made pretty sound sense when I could understand it, even the part about Eve fucking Satan (which Hyun paved the way for with another "Here comes some zany shit…" face).
As a suburban Londoner I'd been very distant from the miners' strike but even I understood it was about more than economic restructuring.
Attempting to summarise the plot would be futile - I am not even sure I understood it.
Whatever else he told me I have long forgotten, even if I understood it.
The idea, as I understood it at the time, was that even though it would be a sin to pick up a pretty girl at the church dance and drive her to the dark abandoned chicken farm known as "the coop" where we Mormon kids held our makeout sessions, I should nevertheless feel grateful for the fact that I desperately desired to do so.
And even though I understood it, I couldn't help but let it hurt my feelings a little.
