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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby1. No (although they are mostly about thought).
Two Question Test
1. True or False: RHP Site Correspondence Chess Games Are All About Thought. T/F? _____
2. Fill In The Blank: However, the RHP Site General Forum is All About? ___________________
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2. Grampy.
Edit: Too slow. 🙁
Originally posted by NordlysNordlys, as a fledgling grammarian and language guru, you are well aware that the word 'However' denotes
1. No (although they are mostly about thought).
2. Grampy.
Edit: Too slow. 🙁
a predicate of sharp contrast... Therefore, your use of the same answer twice would be quite unacceptable.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThat finding made you semi, didn't it! Didn't it!
Nordlys, as a fledgling grammarian and language guru, you are well aware that the word 'However' denotes
a predicate of sharp contrast... Therefore, your use of the same answer twice would be quite unacceptable.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHow is "no" and "Grampy" the same answer? Besides, just because you think there is a sharp contrast, it doesn't necessarily mean it is true; and if it isn't, why should I answer as if it were?
Nordlys, as a fledgling grammarian and language guru, you are well aware that the word 'However' denotes
a predicate of sharp contrast... Therefore, your use of the same answer twice would be quite unacceptable.
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Two questions for you:
1. 2 + 2 = ___
2. However, if you add one apple to three apples, how many apples do you have? ___
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby1. F -- they are about thought but also socializing and fun
Two Question Test
1. True or False: RHP Site Correspondence Chess Games Are All About Thought. T/F? _____
2. Fill In The Blank: However, the RHP Site General Forum is All About? ___________________
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2. Ditto -- socializing and fun and some thought
Throwing in the "however" is not unlike asking "T/F -- Do you still beat your wife?" It can't be answered honestly unless the bias in the question happens to be true.
Originally posted by NordlysNordlys, "... they are mostly about thought" correlated with your answer to question number two seemed to be
1. No (although they are mostly about thought).
2. Grampy.
Edit: Too slow. 🙁
somewhat similar, so said my one good twinkling eye (as my two good lips gently smiled). You get a B+.
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Originally posted by Nordlys1. Depends on the definition and characteristics of "2".
How is "no" and "Grampy" the same answer? Besides, just because you think there is a sharp contrast, it doesn't necessarily mean it is true; and if it isn't, why should I answer as if it were?
Two questions for you:
1. 2 + 2 = ___
2. However, if you add one apple to three apples, how many apples do you have? ___
2. Possibly a couple of fruit or maybe a nice apple pie.
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Originally posted by pawnhandlerYou're always so accurate (and usually also right)... it's refreshing! A+.
1. F -- they are about thought but also socializing and fun
2. Ditto -- socializing and fun and some thought
Throwing in the "however" is not unlike asking "T/F -- Do you still beat your wife?" It can't be answered honestly unless the bias in the question happens to be true.
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