Neither one. ("No" was too short.)Originally Posted by Bill Dufour
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Neither one. ("No" was too short.)
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According to 12:00 o'clockers it is positive.
Bill D
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"approximatalities" Did you just make that up? Regardless, that's a very clever pair-up with "generalities".
btw I had a great-aunt Tilde... not quite there, usually was rowing with only one oar in the water (if you follow me).
"What you see and what you hear depends a great deal on where you are standing.
It also depends on what sort of person you are.”
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I've reconsidered. The answer to "Is zero positive or negative?" is "negative". Military-speak for "No, zero is not one of those options."
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Maybe it is a west coast thing but the SLA handbook is used to teach how to write.
Bill D.
SLA. Stanford Literary Association
John Steinbeck took some coursework at Stanford but could not afford to graduate.
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