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Interesting quote you put there. Did I say that? But sure, i'll be happy to do your homework for you. Grab your book, an look up the following words: "You" "Ri
by anonbanker 12y ago
Interesting quote you put there. Did I say that?
But sure, i'll be happy to do your homework for you. Grab your book, an look up the following words:
"You"
"Right"
"Remain"
"Silent"
"Attorney"
"Afford"
"Understand"
Those would probably be a good start for you. You'll learn they don't mean what you think they mean.
Afterwards, might I suggest a book on offer and acceptance? The "Examples and Explanations" series has a great book on Contracts, and might get you to a deeper understanding of the meaning of silence.
- mcherm 12y ago> Interesting quote you put there. Did I say that? No. I used the quotation marks to indicate my paraphrasing of what I believed you were implying, not your actual words.
- anonbanker 12y agoWe'll consider your silence to the rest of my post as agreement to its contents.
- anonbanker 12y agoAnd we'll consider your downvotes to be a sign of vexation, rather than legitimate contribution to the conversation. This type of censorship is not in the spirit of the HN guidelines. Regardless, I have karma to burn. bury away. :-)