@Kit only that of having psycho females in my life, and being an avid reader, and knowing a helluva lot more about stuff than I should have knowledge of. This can make for a disconcerting life at times ;)
However, experience often trumps research, in that I've had people who have had true psychotic issues who have had hallucinations both chemically derived and natural.
This article made me think of what im actually supposed to think of an expert for ...
When can/should i introduce somebody as an expert? Definitions in dictionaries dont show much accordance to me. Professional experience, academic grades, should you use it only for academics at all?
Your answe...
From the latter perspective, certainly the definition of an expert is a matter of the English language, but when you extend past that towards what exactly the measure of criteria is, that seems a bit past that point. From my viewpoint, at least.
Youtube "Monty Python Spam" if you have no historical understanding of the issue. Spam means something that does not help communication, not just "spam emails". Now instead of getting into fights of using it too often, I want to know synonyms for it. For some reason, this word is not well underst...
In a recent question, an antonym for waning was requested. Waxing was naturally suggested, but the OP declined the word because he was actually looking for a word meaning un-waning, and thought that "antonym" was the word to describe his request.
The difference is: waxing means getting stronger...
@waiwai933 I understand that, but I think there was a question that explained the differences as well. (Which also explained why it wasn't just gen ref)
@JSBangs But here's the catch - is there an important enough distinction to warrant separate tags for them?
In the scope of how the site can grow, is there value in keeping the questions about definite articles and indefinite articles separate on the tag level? Or is it more than sufficient to contain both of them within a singular articles tag?
this after i looked at the questions for indefinite-article, and over half of them are duplicates of a basic a/an question. there don't seem to be enough indefinite-article questions to support its own tag, which means it should go away, which probably means that definite-article should also go away
I have seen that buffalo buffalo... has been posted here before. However some sites claim also that the sentence
Fish fish fish fish fish fish fish.
makes sense. Can someone confirm and explain?
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Awkward sounding but grammatically correct sentences?
Why is the following statement valid, and how can I break it down so that it is easier to understand?
Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo