Comment Informative sentence (Score 1) 128
Errrr...2 is indeed strictly less than 5!
...Warren G...
Regulate!
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Quite right too! The burden of understanding, interpretation and clarity of fact is on the reader, definitely not the person who writes the post.
In fact, most Slashdot posts adhere to this rule: say anything and leave it up to the reader to make sense of it!
I have circumstantial evidence of someone trying to hack into an account of mine--they were unsuccessful.
Or they were very successful!
Q: Where did Saddam Hussein keep his CDs?
A: He didn't have any CDs, he legitimately purchased all of his music through iTunes and kept it on a (non-exploding) iPod!
...more breasts and less journalistic integrity...
This I can deal with, but IMHO the Daily Express has sadly too much of the latter rather than the former.
Ditto for the poisonous Daily Mail. At least the Daily Sport is upfront (no pun intended) about what it is...
I think it's more likely that these people speak better, more grammatically correct English than the average Brit or American.
Since when has the average person spoken grammatically correct British/American English? What about slang, regional vocabulary, accents?
I think it'd be hard for a native speaker to translate in a lot of cases e.g. north/south in the UK.
"Money is the root of all money." -- the moving finger