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"VS" or/vs "Or"? What do you think is more appropriate, "Vs" or/vs "Or"? | |
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In comparison to what exactly? It depends on the situation. | |
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Personally, I think "versus" is confrontational. | |
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theVelvetRoper said: In comparison to what exactly? It depends on the situation.
Well, you might want to check the Prince forum for a few examples.  | |
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I'll go with "or" | |
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"Vs." does seem more confrontational. But when you think "or", you really realize you can have one or the other, certianly not both. hmmm... it is a condundrum. |
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Aerogram said: What do you think is more appropriate, "Vs" or/vs "Or"?
I think this whole thread is inappropriate...  | |
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CarrieMpls said: "Vs." does seem more confrontational. But when you think "or", you really realize you can have one or the other, certianly not both. hmmm... it is a condundrum.
Or is neutral. Some of the most sensitive fans have told me Vs is like a boxing match -- after all, it means "against". Irresistable Bitch versus Lady Cab Driver... oh why should two lovely songs have to fight? So I'm squarely in the "or" camp on this important issue. [This message was edited Sun Feb 29 15:35:53 2004 by Aerogram] | |
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Byron said: Aerogram said: What do you think is more appropriate, "Vs" or/vs "Or"?
I think this whole thread is inappropriate... Not at all. We Orgers strive to remain true to the Uptown ideal and should have no use for such negative terms such as versus. | |
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Either/or. It depends/accords to my feeling/s/mood/s at the given moment/time.
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2the9s said: Either/or. It depends/accords to my feeling/s/mood/s at the given moment/time.
I agree/concur and/or abait/condone. | |
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