does “You will burn eternities over” make sense?
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As an ironic idiom from the idea of 'burning for all eternity' does the above phrase make sense? I know eternity should not be plural in the abstract notion, but does"burning eternities over" properly convey the idea of suffering for multiple eternities?
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As an ironic idiom from the idea of 'burning for all eternity' does the above phrase make sense? I know eternity should not be plural in the abstract notion, but does"burning eternities over" properly convey the idea of suffering for multiple eternities?
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As an ironic idiom from the idea of 'burning for all eternity' does the above phrase make sense? I know eternity should not be plural in the abstract notion, but does"burning eternities over" properly convey the idea of suffering for multiple eternities?
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As an ironic idiom from the idea of 'burning for all eternity' does the above phrase make sense? I know eternity should not be plural in the abstract notion, but does"burning eternities over" properly convey the idea of suffering for multiple eternities?
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