Max King of the Wild said:
Look at the second page. I told T-bone its the average. Look at T-bones last post. He said it was the average. He agrees with me it isn't above 10k... Im not cherry picking like the others.
PSS: No, or will always mean one, the other, possibly both.
PSSS: I would deny that lol.
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Okay? I guess the great Tbone is the ultimate ruler of all things Japan sales now? I don't particularly care what he said. He is a good guy, but just because he said he didn't care about Dengeki doesn't make it meaningless. The fact is that 2/3 trackers had Wii U above 10k, and even excluding Dengeki, it is basically 10k (with the margin of error easily incapsulating 10K). Basically what I am saying, is that it isn't as cut and dry as you are making it out to be. I'm not going to argue that is wasn't under 10k, I'm just saying that you being "right" was no great victory...You barely etched out an argument for your correct-ness. It isn't quite black and white.
PSS: In informal speaking, or is often used as a way of saying both. I already gave you one example, but here is another (remember, this is informal...):
"Did you take out the dog and do the dishes?"
"I didn't take out the dog or do the dishes..."
This would generally be regarded as saying that both of those things were not done. If you still can't wrap your head around it, try reading the word "or" with extra emphasis...It is a lot easier to hear that way. However, when typing you cant convey tone, so it may be easy to miss someones intent. Therefore there was some miscomunication between you and Tbone-sama...(why are we talking about this?)
PSSS: I seeee...well then good sir, I fear you are misrepresenting yourself. You give off quite a strong "anti-Wii U" vibe, and I have trouble reading that any other way. Perhaps you could try not being a negative nancy... that may help out your image a bit.
PSSSS: I hope you (and tbone) understand that this is all good natured ribbing and idle discussion. I'm not actually coming at you with vitriol, just killing time...