Different to, than, or from?

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@js357 said
At

https://io9.gizmodo.com/when-did-the-united-states-become-a-singular-noun-949771685

There is a graph showing the transition to U.S singular from U.S. plural. A clever analysis of ngram data. The balance shifted at ~1880.

@very-rusty said
Do you know there are those who really don't care?

-VR

@js357 said
WHAT???

george thinks slapshot is dumber than dirt
not different to
just dumber than

@rookie54 said
george thinks slapshot is dumber than dirt
not different to
just dumber than

slapshot is just another george

@rookie54 said
slapshot is just another george

unable to make a coherent argument, slapshot is different than the rest
unable to make a coherent argument, slapshot is different from the rest
unable to make a coherent argument, slapshot is different to the rest

slapshot is just stupid and so the argument is moot

@rookie54 said
unable to make a coherent argument, slapshot is different than the rest
unable to make a coherent argument, slapshot is different from the rest
unable to make a coherent argument, slapshot is different to the rest

slapshot is just stupid and so the argument is moot

bad memories?
ptsd?
try this new and improved method to improve yer lot

quit posting

@rookie54 said
bad memories?
ptsd?
try this new and improved method to improve yer lot

quit posting

@very-rusty said
Rather it is singular or plural.

What you yelling for?

-VR

@suzianne said
I'm sorry. I'm American and I have no idea what this means.

Most things British I can assimilate through context, but this one has eluded me.

@wolfgang59 said
Discrimination is insiduous.