Re: Double negatives
From Paul Martin Howard <y98...@cpca6.uea.ac.uk>
· alt.ascii-art
· 23 Feb 1999 00:00 · View full thread
> If you need help spelling long words, I'll be glad to give you a hand. And I'll do the same for you, should you ever need help with sarcasm. > You fail to deny being a dumbfuck; I'm going to leave that one alone... That actually made me laugh. I haven't heard the old 'didn't deny it so it must be true' since leaving school. It was a common playground retort. > It's probably best for you if you let it die. In light of the above, I'd say 'best for all involved'... Anyway, this has gone even farther off topic and since you aim to change my valid (if pedantic) correction into a tedious war of insults, I'll drop the thread on the assumption that you see my point and do likewise. Time to play pool and have fun. Bye! -- Paul.
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