Up for it; down for it. Same thing
Up for it; down for it. Same thing
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A. Off is an autoantonym. You can turn a light off, meaning deactivate it, or you can set a bomb off, meaning activate it.
B. The worst one: inflammable == flammable.
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Turn up the A/C. Am I...
- Making it colder?
- Making it hotter?
The debate continues to rage (in our house)
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I'm on team making it colder
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Ok, if you agree with this opinion, upvote toomanypancakes. If you disagree with them, downvote.
And afterwards we'll socially distribute their pancake hoarding problem.
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But what if I disagree with your direction for votes? Now what?
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Then you need to fill out an application form to revise the voting schedule.
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Best way to change one's opinion is to make them fill many forms
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I'm just going to proactively attach the addendum form that turns this into some kind of Schrodinger's cat voting system.
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Colder. If you want it hotter that would be turn up the heat.
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I think the confusion stems from some people assuming an implied "turn up [the temperature of] the AC".
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Are clarifying questions not allowed in your house? The temperature won't change instantly so the few seconds asking and answering a clarifying question shouldn't upset anyone.
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