Zetta Suro

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May 21	comment	Would it be correct to say that negative five is less than positive two? @jwpat7 as an engineering student who has taken a lot of math courses, I can tell you that this expression is used quite often.
May 21	answered	Would it be correct to say that negative five is less than positive two?
Apr 18	comment	Word for someone who overly nurtures their online image +1 I know exactly what you're talking about. It's a phenomenon that only exists on the net because of how easily one can edit their image (like deleting unflattering posts).
Apr 18	comment	Word for someone who overly nurtures their online image @Neo As good a question as this is, I don't think there is a legitimate word for it. This is a relatively obscure phenomenon, that isn't really spoken of often enough to warrant its own word.
Apr 17	comment	Is “to fight with” ambiguous? As you can see, most prepositions are by nature quite ambiguous, and usually require a certain degree of context to discern their meaning.
Apr 16	accepted	A word for the beginning of a street?
Apr 16	comment	A word for the beginning of a street? @PeterShor The numbering has to start somewhere though right?
Apr 16	answered	Is “to fight with” ambiguous?
Apr 16	asked	A word for the beginning of a street?
Mar 2	answered	Meaning of “no man is an island, entire by itself”
Mar 2	awarded	Informed
Mar 2	revised	Usage of “to” and “from” in my sentence edited tags
Mar 2	answered	Usage of “to” and “from” in my sentence
Mar 2	comment	Meaning of sentence To me this seems entirely ambiguous. Just a poorly worded sentence.
Feb 28	comment	Why does the “e” in judge vanish in the word “judgment”? Related question: english.stackexchange.com/questions/1623/…
Feb 28	asked	Why does the “e” in judge vanish in the word “judgment”?
Feb 19	comment	“How did you know?” vs. “how do you know?” distinction Great answer,thank you!
Feb 19	accepted	“How did you know?” vs. “how do you know?” distinction
Feb 17	asked	“How did you know?” vs. “how do you know?” distinction
Feb 7	answered	Can “both” be used in this way as an appositive?