Originally posted by M5Power
I agree with viperman, but respectfully disagree with Klos, citing unreadable blather.
Originally posted by Pako
To explain, the double negitive "not not" cancels it's self out. The last part of the statement, "almost" makes that part of the statement null and void, having no meaning except that their might be some internal conflict agreeing with himself, but has always come to a resolution, thus always agreeing with himself.
Originally posted by M5Power
Ahh, one might think, however "never about almost some stuff" makes absolutely no sense. You can't have "never" and "almost" talking about the same things. Or something.
Originally posted by GilesGuthrie
Since we're on a grammar lesson, this should say:
"To explain, the double negitive "not not" cancels itself out."
Sorry!
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
I agree with sn00pie.