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| TitanPa |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 16:21:46
Heres a question. 1-800 numbers that involve letters for numbers, would the be considered 1 entire word? or should it be broken down?
Examples:
1-800-Bite-Me
1-800-Get-Coke
1-800-Call-Bob
1 word or a couple different words??? |
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| Beanmimo |
Posted - 06/22/2006 : 13:30:52
quote:
Originally posted by TitanPa
I was only going to use it for one movie. it was going to make fun of a cetain Bumper Sticker
'Christine' - "Hows My Driving? 1-800-Evil-Car"
But I guess Ill save it for a 7 word review site.
And instead you got through to
1-800-can-o'-whoop-ass |
| TitanPa |
Posted - 06/22/2006 : 13:26:59
I was only going to use it for one movie. it was going to make fun of a cetain Bumper Sticker
'Christine' - "Hows My Driving? 1-800-Evil-Car"
But I guess Ill save it for a 7 word review site. |
| lemmycaution |
Posted - 06/22/2006 : 00:29:02
quote:
Originally posted by benj clews
I'd like to say I don't think these types of 'reviews' should be allowed at all but, personal feelings on it aside, there's no justifiable reason why not.
I can guarantee this much, though: 1. the 'joke' will run and run, and (b). consequently, it'll get very tiresome very quickly. It's a formula and as such gives people an excuse to churn out no-brainer reviews. Anyone out there writing a stack of these, I may not be declining them, but I won't be wishing you kind thoughts either 
Back to the original question, I'd say each complete number (separated by a hyphen or space) counts as a word, so 1-800-234-234 would be four 'words'.
1-800-good-call. |
| Willy Weasel |
Posted - 06/22/2006 : 00:06:42
But will we be charged for these reviews if we are resident outside the US Benj? [6]
0800-BOMBED-OUT-WILLY |
| benj clews |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 23:33:26
I'd like to say I don't think these types of 'reviews' should be allowed at all but, personal feelings on it aside, there's no justifiable reason why not.
I can guarantee this much, though: 1. the 'joke' will run and run, and (b). consequently, it'll get very tiresome very quickly. It's a formula and as such gives people an excuse to churn out no-brainer reviews. Anyone out there writing a stack of these, I may not be declining them, but I won't be wishing you kind thoughts either
Back to the original question, I'd say each complete number (separated by a hyphen or space) counts as a word, so 1-800-234-234 would be four 'words'. |
| Whippersnapper. |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 20:15:07
1-800-ASK-BENJ |
| ChocolateLady |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 18:56:47
I'm going with the 1-800 being considered two words, and that means you can add any other two words with a dash afterwards.
1-800-seez-me! |
| Beanmimo |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 17:28:04
My 'umble opinion
one, two or three depending which way way you look at it i.e.
Eighteen Hundred
or
One Eight Hundred
but as a number
1-800 two words
1800 one word
or whatever Benj says |
| TitanPa |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 16:28:50
Would actually have to have 7 Letter for the 7 numbers. But i see what you are saying. |
| AC |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 16:26:05
A whole bunch of words. Otherwise you could cheat and write a review like 'Farrell's Phone Booth: 1-800-Predictable-Movie-Stinks'. |
| Falken |
Posted - 06/21/2006 : 16:23:04
1-800-I-DONT-KNOW 
Falken |
