As if I'd get rid of it.@Famine trying to flip a house.
But just barely.
Think this depends if you are talking in absolute or relative terms. Dihydrogen monoxide has 100% more hydrogen molecules than there are stars in the solar system. "One" sounds small but "twice as many" sounds like a lot.But just barely.
It couldn't be less than it is and still be true right?Think this depends if you are talking in absolute or relative terms. Dihydrogen monoxide has 100% more hydrogen molecules than there are stars in the solar system. "One" sounds small but "twice as many" sounds like a lot.
But it's true. One is barely bigger than zero as a number but I think it's also infinitely bigger than zero in absolute terms. If there were one fewer universe we wouldn't exist. Mr Micawber springs to mind.It couldn't be less than it is and still be true right?
Which is the cardinal difference (a natural number) and the proportional difference (a percentage, ratio or order of magnitude). I agree; twice as much or double does sound more grand in scale than one more."One" sounds small but "twice as many" sounds like a lot.
Luckily it's not Good Friday or Easter Saturday.
Is he on a bike?
Christmas would be appropriate considering he also seems to be one of Santa's reindeer.Luckily it's not Good Friday or Easter Saturday.
It also means you had an unfortunate encounter with a steam train.(sometimes chuffed to bits) means delighted.