If a building has been built then WHY DO WE CALL IT A BUILDING?
@omer_ahmed_tabarik (1057)
Pakistan
June 1, 2007 1:25pm CST
Oh, lol. My little 4 year old cousin asked me this strange question and I didn't even get what to say. I told him go play and when you will get older, you'll get to know.
Now, I'm here to ask you, when a building has been built then why do we call it a building?
*Ding* *Ding* *DIng*
Ain't that much a difficult question, but give me a valid reason for your answer. :D
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@firumon (501)
• India
10 Jun 07
I am here not to answer you question. But through this respond i want to make you as my friend.
Through this question, you are now a 4 year old baby to me, So i am saying you that, go, go and play.
Ha ha ha........
How is it......
Anyway thank you very much for giving me a chance to respond on your discussion.....
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@Smiitner (33)
• United States
1 Jun 07
Well, if everyone called buildings "builts" when they were done, it would sound strange, now wouldn't it? For example, you're giving directions to your friend on how to get to a certain street: "Take a left turn at the big built with the flagpole." It just sounds weird.
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