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Another Twist to the Clip.	by aix tom	2002-01-03 03:01:37
Then it should be;	by Blackbyrd2	2002-01-03 03:40:38
Illiad b0rk3d the grammar, eh? (n/t)	by TehWinnar	2002-01-03 03:43:04
Well, no, you seem to have missed Illiad's period	by JCOvergaar	2002-01-03 05:41:40
So we did. So we did.	by Naruki	2002-01-03 05:52:13
But if the question is:	by razark	2002-01-03 06:03:13
Um, yes. But that wasn't the question.	by Naruki	2002-01-03 06:11:16
putting the word 'either' in the sentence...	by Ma Petite	2002-01-03 06:32:57
I agree with you.	by flamebait	2002-01-03 07:58:24
Yup. Naruki's wrong.	by walkon	2002-01-03 08:24:12
Um, nope. You are both wrong.	by Naruki	2002-01-03 10:12:28
I agree with Naruki here people..	by strawbs	2006-11-19 12:55:59
If I asked you "are you red or blue?" then your answer would be either red or blue (no pun intended ;-)), not yes/no! However, the grammatically correct question should have been: "are you red or are you blue?" A wrong answer would be "all tech support people are". A grammatically correct answer would be "I am red"/"I am blue"/"I am both"/"I am blue, like all tech support people are"... see here as well. Just my 2 cents :))
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Wrong	by flamebait	2002-01-03 14:24:25
Grabs his 4x4 ...	by strawbs	2002-01-03 14:31:12

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