Laden with/Laden of?

mara_jade3 · Jul 16, 2008

Okay, my mind is being dumb, so I need help with this sentence. Would I say laden with skeletons, or laden of skeletons?

The crew was fortunate their ship had not ended up in this graveyard of vessels laden with/of skeletons.

Help please before I implode! lol

Sandi LeFaucheur · Jul 16, 2008

Mandy-Jane · Jul 16, 2008

Yeah, I say with too.

mara_jade3 · Jul 16, 2008

Thank you, Sandi and Mandy. lol You rhyme. It makes me giggle at 3 in the morning.

Maryn · Jul 16, 2008

Another vote for with--and a salute to anybody who has a sense of humor at 3:00 a.m.

Maryn, humorless after 12:30

MoonWriter · Jul 16, 2008

I agree with Maryn.

Tim, who doesn't know when Maryn regains her sense of humor.

BTW, if truelyana did that graphic, she truly is awesome, but what's an orblet?

Matera the Mad · Jul 16, 2008

With, always with, nothing but with.

jeez, don't people read any more? *snerkle*

Laden with/Laden of?

mara_jade3

Broken Pixie

Sandi LeFaucheur

Mandy-Jane

venturing ever further into the unknown

mara_jade3

Broken Pixie

Maryn

I Tried

MoonWriter

practical experience, FTW

Matera the Mad

Bartender, gimme a Linux Mint