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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

And less are.....

The following quotation is attributed to Charles Bukowski:

Resist simply means pulling out his balls, and less are the sweetest chance is victory.

My question is this:

Why is it "and less are" and not "and less is"?

Thank you.

  

Top answer

I don't know. Bukowski seems to have a lot of vulgar things to say about *****, and i haven't the patience to wade through them all. Good luck!

— Clive

  • I don't know.
  • Bukowski seems to have a lot of vulgar things to say about *****, and i haven't the patience to wade through them all.
  • Good luck!
  • Clive
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I don't know. Bukowski seems to have a lot of vulgar things to say about *****, and i haven't the patience to wade through them all.

Good luck!

Clive

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teal limeand less are the sweetest chance is victory.

This entire segment of the sentence is a grammatical mess.

It makes no sense. I believe it is a misquote full of typos.

CJ

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