Re: Taz - Guy Smilie: 1 - 1 Who here agrees with Me?by (no login)A hamburger is different than a language. Languages are constantly changing depending on how people use them. The meanings of words depend on what most people think, unlike the origin of hamburgers. For example, gay used to mean happy. But if you said gay now, people will think you mean homosexual. But a hamburger never was and never will be Chinese food. By the way, I thought I'd point out that this is the 100th message regarding Nathan's question. |
| Response Title | Author and Date |
| *may change in the future, but it isnt a number now. so I win. 1: 1 | on May 23 |
| *It may change in the future, but it IS a number now. | on May 24 |
| *lets take a survey Who thinks infinity is a number say 'I' else say 'nay' | on May 24 |
| * I | on May 24 |
| * should be isnt a number say 'I' else say nay | on May 24 |
| Guy, it wouldn't matter what any survey said... | on May 24 |
| The horse isn't dead yet... | on May 24 |
| Point taken, but not in the context I imagined | on May 24 |
| what a fun arguement it has been... | on May 24 |
| SCORE | on May 25 |
| *ok. Its a tie. We both win. | on May 25 |
| * :-) | on May 25 |
| Re: Point taken, but not in the context I imagined | on May 25 |
| *i asked him to delete it. It seemed to cause trouble. | on May 25 |
| *the comparison wasnt really about the hamburger. It was the idea behind it. | on May 23 |
| *But words are actually created by the majority, so the idea behind it is wrong. | on May 24 |
| * longest thread ever? | on Feb 1 |
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