← Back to context Comment by IshKebab 1 day ago Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Context. 6 comments IshKebab Reply jonathrg 1 day ago Her wa[]y hair was a challenge for the hairdresser IshKebab 1 day ago I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts. oneeyedpigeon 1 day ago The judge delivered an ambiguous sentence. lelanthran 1 day ago > Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Same question as GP - how can you tell if that was meant to be waxy or wavy? IshKebab 1 day ago From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.This is very obvious to most people. Biganon 1 day ago "I'll have you know that some people find waxy hair beautifully therefore your example is invalid and I am very intelligent":nerd:
jonathrg 1 day ago Her wa[]y hair was a challenge for the hairdresser IshKebab 1 day ago I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts. oneeyedpigeon 1 day ago The judge delivered an ambiguous sentence.
IshKebab 1 day ago I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts. oneeyedpigeon 1 day ago The judge delivered an ambiguous sentence.
lelanthran 1 day ago > Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Same question as GP - how can you tell if that was meant to be waxy or wavy? IshKebab 1 day ago From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.This is very obvious to most people. Biganon 1 day ago "I'll have you know that some people find waxy hair beautifully therefore your example is invalid and I am very intelligent":nerd:
IshKebab 1 day ago From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.This is very obvious to most people. Biganon 1 day ago "I'll have you know that some people find waxy hair beautifully therefore your example is invalid and I am very intelligent":nerd:
Biganon 1 day ago "I'll have you know that some people find waxy hair beautifully therefore your example is invalid and I am very intelligent":nerd:
Her wa[]y hair was a challenge for the hairdresser
I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts.
The judge delivered an ambiguous sentence.
> Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.
Same question as GP - how can you tell if that was meant to be waxy or wavy?
From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.
This is very obvious to most people.
"I'll have you know that some people find waxy hair beautifully therefore your example is invalid and I am very intelligent"
:nerd: