Editing 833: Convincing
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The title text points out the irony that ''if'' the axes had been labelled, then Cueball would be able to use it to determine exactly how much better a relationship he could get, since he could read how crappy the present one is. Yet he would lose the twist at the end, so that the graph data would have to convince him and not the lack of labels. | The title text points out the irony that ''if'' the axes had been labelled, then Cueball would be able to use it to determine exactly how much better a relationship he could get, since he could read how crappy the present one is. Yet he would lose the twist at the end, so that the graph data would have to convince him and not the lack of labels. | ||
β | "Someone who doesn't label her axes" sounds | + | "Someone who doesn't label her axes" sounds as inverse of "someone who labels her ex-es", which is the phrase used in break-up situations normally. |
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