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I'm afraid zeroes have had positional significance in mathematics for hundreds of years now :).

A little knowledge. It's gramatically correct without that, I reckon, but it's... not what's said. That would mean "being generally uneducated is dangerous".

Little knowledge is dangerous for them.[/quote]

That sounds a bit odd. Were you trying to say that very little is dangerous to children?

"To children"? Hm. Yeah, I'm sure that's right. Some...

Who the hell is so paranoid that they won't introduce themselves to a stranger? Wow, they know you're called John/Jane/Борис/Анна.

I see. We'd say "damn Australian", which is also helly. Very similar. Cheers for clearing that up, Leof :D.

"Devillishly attractive" is a fairly common phrase. You probably wouldn't say...

Isn't that "diabolical Aussie" (= "devilish Australian")?

Remember, kids, E(2X) = 2E(X)! At least, I think it does. I forget.

Hi, Mister B.

I'm eighteen last day of August.