Panajev2001a said:Neptunes, do you realize that is a Cell-phone ? I'd say it is good news for portable gaming (3D can and should be present on portables: they are not limited to 2D).
scola said:I am sure the absolutely stellar play control will transfer over to cell phone well.
does a double sarcasm cancle out?
Die Squirrel Die said:No but then I don't know what cancling is.
But yeah, no, and frankly I want to stop this double negatives cancels things out crap. It's not a linguistic idea is a mathematical idea and has no place in determining how a language. In fact for much of the history of english double and even triple negatives were used to emphasis the negation. And many languages retain this use. So go forth and use double, triple or as many multiples of negatives as you want and if any person tries to tell you you are wrong slap them and tell them to go fuck themselves with a destpan.
scola said:Yeah, Yeah.. blah blah.
Some linguists will tell you that double positives don't make a negative either
The grabbing onto "canceling" is lame, the internet is largely transitory and you know that was a typo and not a "think-o." You know this from experience, unless "destpan" is a bait![]()
I use double negatives all the time, mostly because I don't give a fuck, the only reason I mentioned it was to keep even one person from thinking I actually thought KH had great play control. Now that would be a tragedy.
Mine wasn't serious either. I have been waiting months to use the whole "Yeah Yeah" thing to anyone who said two "-" make a "+" but two "+" don't make a "-"Die Squirrel Die said:Nothing in my post was meant to be taken seriously. The whole cancling thing was 'cause I liked the sound of it and want to use it in future conversation. Just needs to mean something now.
You never know... Square Enix said they are thinking about porting their mobile games to DS.neptunes said:I'm not saying it's bad, it's just that this could have been on something else.
scola said:cancling should be a word, if its pronounced Cankling that is![]()