To: Rokke
The fact that you don't see a difference between a number less than 100 and "hundreds" explains how you can see irrefutable evidence of a missile shootdown. I just stated what "hundreds" meant according to my dictionary -- "a number between 100 and 999". If you really think there is a signficant difference between 96 and 100, then I can see your problem. Or is this a problem of reading comprehension?
To: UberVernunft
Usually in the English language, describing something as plural means more than one. If you want to argue that 100 is the same as "hundreds" and that 96 is more than 100 then you are more then qualified to write articles for WND.
44 posted on
01/31/2002 5:32:22 AM PST by
Rokke
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