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Wrong 10 year s ago

Not really true; there is no rule in English that a double negative becomes a positive, as English is not math :P It may be commonly used like this in colloquial English, but it is not grammatically correct ;-)

j b 10 year s ago

Like right and wrong. Or left.

Two wrongs never make a right, but three lefts may.

jubyp0b 10 year s ago

Regarding #31 - 'Yeah, right' is sarcastic. Thus, it is positive.

Referring to positive as 'P', P+P = P. If P+P = N (negative), then insofar 'Yeah right' is not sarcastic, thus making the professors' affirmation true. Insofar either P or N is sarcastic, it yields truth to the professors' words.

Don Keedick 10 year s ago

"Yeah, right..." is a negative
"Yeah! Right, man!" is a positive

It depends solely on your intonation. Take this another example:
"Sure!" is a positive
"Suuuure." is a negative

It doesn't matter how many positives or negatives are in a sentence if you know and understand the intonation.

jubyp0b 10 year s ago

'Yeah, right...' = N; true, but solely because P + P = P; add S (sarcasm) and P + S = N;

Same with 'Su~re'; P + S = N.

The point at hand is that the core of the proposition is P, and adding S makes it N. Regardless of the intonation and how many P or N are there, adding S makes it N; it's not just P + P = N (as stated in the text).

Not wrong 10 year s ago

I wish I could say you're not wrong, but that would make you right...

Mr. Ree 10 year s ago

#45 - a hot pussy petting a dangerous pussy...

Groom 10 year s ago

#51 Mental cripple

Back 10 year s ago

#57 i would have to drown too..fukin wanker go get backup if you dont have graspable limbs sheesh...no offense to all my disabled brothers and sisters..im just saying