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I do. It just doesn't mean it's true or necessarily a requirement. Nor does it mean the car is better. A better locksmith takes less time to open a door.
by Joof 10y ago
I do. It just doesn't mean it's true or necessarily a requirement. Nor does it mean the car is better.
A better locksmith takes less time to open a door.
- sp527 10y agoDid you just utilize an analogy concerning destruction to make a point about production?
- a13n 10y agoDid you just use the word utilize to make your argument sound more coherent?
- sp527 10y agoI utilize comment sections to keep my writing and argumentative faculties sharp. This is not how I'd normally communicate. I don't care about karma.
- a13n 10y agohttp://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/use-versus-utilize?page=1 http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/use-versu...
- jacalata 10y agoDo you think locksmiths destroy the locks they open?
- sp527 10y agoNo. That phrasing was more pithy. Not wholly inaccurate if you think in the abstract, however.
- Joof 10y agoYes. I can find another analogy if you like, but the message is the same.