He should say, tautology: Needless repetition of the same sense in different words; redundancy.
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He should say, tautology: Needless repetition of the same sense in different words; redundancy.
oh yeah thats right, but I was mixing it up with another word not tautology, its an expression used for saying something "like kicking a dead corpse", I'll remember it and post it later, its not redundant either, hmmmm, weird!
An oxymoron is saying like "I'm so smart I didn't graduate highscool." (Implying that the place was too stupid for you or something).
By the way, it's Smith & Wesson.
yeah I know....my name is smithnweson!!! u know like an abbreviation instead of the whole company title?
well, i can understand if it was like "Smithnwesson"
But why just 1 S? Now you're just spelling the guys name wrong.
It's like saying "I live in Amrc"... What ?
Oh im just abbriviating "America".
dude whats up!!! why are you starting Sh*t over my name??? why write an extra S if you don't give a F'ing Sh*t to began with it dosn't sound any different anyway, unless your a snake ssssss...dogboy, what do you act like a dog, or do you love dogs or something???
leave it to you to start a new argument over some lame as sh*t like an extra s in an arbitruary name. "S", "SS", deal with it. hahahaha!!!!
...here we go again...
Ungrammatical nonsense, as always. "Weson" would sound like "wee - zon" or "wee - son".Quote:
Originally Posted by smithnweson
Better, he should say nothing at all.Quote:
He should say, tautology: Needless repetition of the same sense in different words; redundancy.
And I have never in my life committed tautology. Ever.
joysof you are, once again, eloquent and, of course, brief. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by joysof
my name is smith n. weson!!! my last name is weson, you guys are pathetic.
So you have an error in your real name? You're hopeless.
How were we supposed to know your name.
And yes i'm starting with you again, because i don't like you.
Everything you say, every thread you make i will find some way to spin it around and make you look like a moron. And, believe me, it's not going to be hard.
But you yourself said that "weson" is pronounced as wee-zon, so what's wrong with someone having it for a real name pronounced that way. Even if there is an error in his real name it's not his fault since we're not chosing our names ourselves (usually).Quote:
Originally Posted by bad manners
Anyone whose real name is Smith N. Weson is, sadly, doomed from birth.
I want to see the parent's who did that to their kid! :roll:
Technically if your name is Smith N. Weson-then your online name isn't an abbreviation, я прав? It's your full name (or "whole title" as you like to call it).Quote:
Originally Posted by smithnweson
If it is, in fact, your real name, why would you call it arbitruary? (Which is translated in English as "arbitrary.")Quote:
an arbitruary name.
Like shooting fish in a bucket, isn't it?
It's like poking fish on the river bank.Quote:
Originally Posted by joysof
The Wessons probably changed the spelling of their name during the 1930s, so as not to have the offending letter combination "SS". Any Wessons that still have the retained double s are obviously Nazi sympathizers.
Just like Tammy Faye Bakker--she spells her name with two Ks because three would be too obvious.
I thought maybe the guy in the story, who said "Who belongsa this", was a native Italian speaker. When you want to write in a stereotypically Italian-English way, you end a lot of words with an a.
"No-a you smoke-a" = "Don't smoke"
Dogboy, be nice! *glares admonishingly* Grrrr...
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