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#1 2015-10-09 06:04:57

baroquemongoose
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"minus well" for "might as well"

“This is my first Martial arts moveset project, which I had been working on since ‘07. The main purpose of this project is to see what it would be like if Nico Robin (My favourite One Piece character) were a full-fledged master of Rokushiki. I’d figure that I minus well share this with the rest of the DA community. I’ll be updating this every now and then when I get the chance.”

Found at http://shinjojin.deviantart.com/.

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#2 2015-10-09 08:18:05

DavidTuggy
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Re: "minus well" for "might as well"

So does minus well mean something like “not entirely well” and does the perp get from that to “might well (but don’t have to)’” ? Or how do you see it working?

Welcome to the forum, bm. (Do you attack baroque cobras? (Do I fit that category?))

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*If the human mind were simple enough for us to understand,
we would be too simple-minded to understand it* .

(Possible Corollary: it is, and we are .)

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#3 2015-10-10 03:29:32

baroquemongoose
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Re: "minus well" for "might as well"

Yup, I think you’ve probably got it. It puzzled me for a while, but eventually I reached the same conclusion as you.

I would probably attack a baroque cobra if I ever met one, but everyone on the early music scene seems to be extraordinarily nice, at least here in the UK.

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