Much & Too

**Tdol** · #1 07-Dec-2003, 16:05

**RonBee** · #2 14-Dec-2003, 18:11

Either I spent too much money last night or I spent much too much money last night. Either is bad news and it probably means that I don't have enough now. Of course, that depends on whose money I spent.

:)

**Tdol** · #3 14-Dec-2003, 22:16

Neither is good news, but 'much too much' is worse.

**RonBee** · #4 14-Dec-2003, 22:33

True.

:wink:

MikeNewYork · #5 16-Dec-2003, 20:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by RonBee

True.

:wink:

I voted! 8)

**Red5** · #6 16-Dec-2003, 20:27

& me

**RonBee** · #7 17-Dec-2003, 20:42

Thanks, Mike! Thanks, Red!

:D

Firelord · #8 25-Apr-2004, 08:26

why do u need say thanks to them, ron?

much too much, sounds much too much twisters
@@faint~

MikeNewYork · #9 25-Apr-2004, 17:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Firelord

why do u need say thanks to them, ron?

much too much, sounds much too much twisters
@@faint~

Ron says "thanks" because he is very polite. :wink:

**RonBee** · #10 27-Apr-2004, 23:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Firelord

why do u need say thanks to them, ron?

much too much, sounds much too much twisters
@@faint~

I asked them to cast their votes. "Much too" had too many votes (and still does). Nobody says (that I know of) "I spend much too money". The others make sense, but that one doesn't.

(You can have too many twisters, but not too much twisters.)

(Thanks again, Mike.)

:)

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