Durability

[Bullwinkle58]

ORIGINAL: LoBaron

ORIGINAL: Alfred

ORIGINAL: Gaspote

I don't even consider just No as an answer. That's just disrespectful for me.

And giving wrong answers, without caring about accuracy or utility is respectful.[8|] Back where I come from that would be viewed as treating the reader as a mug who can be sold the Brooklyn Bridge and if they are rich and gullible enough, the Empire State Building too.

"No" is a succinct answer which quickly discloses the truth without disclosing a value judgement.

Alfred

Yes.

True dat. [:'(]

[Gaspote]

ORIGINAL: Alfred

ORIGINAL: Gaspote

I don't even consider just No as an answer. That's just disrespectful for me.

And giving wrong answers, without caring about accuracy or utility is respectful.[8|] Back where I come from that would be viewed as treating the reader as a mug who can be sold the Brooklyn Bridge and if they are rich and gullible enough, the Empire State Building too.

"No" is a succinct answer which quickly discloses the truth without disclosing a value judgement.

Alfred

"I think" means it's not absolutely sure. I think of this because I noticed B17 are really hard to destroyed on the ground but that's probably because of the low number.

I respect your opinion but I disagree, not taking the time to write a sentence just show how you badly consider your interlocutor.

[PaxMondo]

ORIGINAL: Bullwinkle58

ORIGINAL: LoBaron

ORIGINAL: Alfred




And giving wrong answers, without caring about accuracy or utility is respectful.[8|] Back where I come from that would be viewed as treating the reader as a mug who can be sold the Brooklyn Bridge and if they are rich and gullible enough, the Empire State Building too.

"No" is a succinct answer which quickly discloses the truth without disclosing a value judgement.

Alfred

Yes.

True dat. [:'(]

+1

[geofflambert]

Alfred is a student of Hemingway. Or he has very low durability. I can beat him though.

[geofflambert]

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[geofflambert]

Hemingway liked to drop unnecessary words. He wrote a little known novel about a Chinese revolutionary. It was titled "Sun also Rises".

[geofflambert]

ORIGINAL: crsutton

I impressed my wife once by correctly spelling hobbledehoy at a spelling bee and then knowing the definition. This is from a guy who regularly spells thier wrong....

You start with they, replace the y with an i and add r.

Unless you spell thye wrong.

[geofflambert]

Here's how to correctly spell friend. You start with fried (how you feel after playing WitP-AE for eight hours with a friend), then take the n from "end" and put it into the end (end is what you should tell your friend after eight hours) of fried. Hope that helps.

[geofflambert]

Whether you are a Yank or a Brit, you spell prize (as in grand prize) prize, but the only way the Brit gets a prize is when they pry it out of the hands of someone whose friendship they don't prise. Surprized?

[frank1970]

ORIGINAL: Gaspote

I don't even consider just No as an answer. That's just disrespectful for me.

Hm
1. No is a very clear answer and you were much better off to respect a no as a no!
2. Alfred is THE man about WITPAE. If he tells you "No", he means "No" and therefore the question quoted ist answered absolutely correct!

Are you a female you have to get long and elaborate answeres? A man can live with a clear "No"!

edited as requested by alien life form! [8D]

[geofflambert]

ORIGINAL: Frank

ORIGINAL: Gaspote

I don't even consider just No as an answer. That's just disrespectful for me.

Hm
1. No is a very clear answer and you were much better off to respect a no as a no!
2. Alfred is THE man about WITPAE. If he tells you "No", he means "No" and therefore the quewstion quoted ist answeerd absolutely correct!

Are you a female you have to get long and elaborate answeres? A man can live with a clear "No"!

I have a question about some of your spelling. Since Deutsch speakers pronounce w the way english speakers say v (or sometimes f), can you actually pronounce "quewstion"? How about "answeerd? Just teasing. [:'(]

[frank1970]

ORIGINAL: geofflambert

ORIGINAL: Frank

ORIGINAL: Gaspote

I don't even consider just No as an answer. That's just disrespectful for me.

Hm
1. No is a very clear answer and you were much better off to respect a no as a no!
2. Alfred is THE man about WITPAE. If he tells you "No", he means "No" and therefore the quewstion quoted ist answeerd absolutely correct!

Are you a female you have to get long and elaborate answeres? A man can live with a clear "No"!

I have a question about some of your spelling. Since Deutsch speakers pronounce w the way english speakers say v (or sometimes f), can you actually pronounce "quewstion"? How about "answeerd? Just teasing. [:'(]

Being from Bavaria adding a roaring "rrrrrr" in between does help a lot! [:D]

[KenchiSulla]

ORIGINAL: Frank
Are you a female you have to get long and elaborate answeres? A man can live with a clear "No"!

A man has to live with a clear NO on a regular basis...Women usually get a YES please....

[Gaspote]

ORIGINAL: Frank

ORIGINAL: Gaspote

I don't even consider just No as an answer. That's just disrespectful for me.

Hm
1. No is a very clear answer and you were much better off to respect a no as a no!
2. Alfred is THE man about WITPAE. If he tells you "No", he means "No" and therefore the question quoted ist answered absolutely correct!

Are you a female you have to get long and elaborate answeres? A man can live with a clear "No"!

edited as requested by alien life form! [8D]

No.