This dead horse has been beaten enough already, and the last answer is almost perfect. Just add that dwarves are also fictional characters as well as little people. For example, Snow White and the Seven ....

The inane comments from the mental midgets around here have dwarfed any degree of seriousness this question might have held. The short answer is that midgets are small but properly proportioned while dwarves are small but out of proportion, or

YoHf, someone once said that the world still consists of two clearly divided groups, those who divide people into groups, and those who don't.

Oh, thank you for the prize, Benita. And it was easier to solve the puzzle than to understand what thou shall not get high had to do with the game. Did you figure that out?

snowing becomes sowing which becomes owing which becomes wing ... win ... in ... i by striking letters one at a time. What other words as long or longer than snowing can you offer?

Knock-knock jokes are pretty "lame" to begin with, and these seem worse than usual. Here's one my grandchildren loved. Knock, knock. Who's there? Banana. Knock, knock. Who's there? Banana. Knock, knock. Who's there? (quizically) Banana. Knock,

What is the next letter in this series? O T T F F S S ?

Negative numbers: minus or negative? 2^(-x) two to the negative/minus ex (I think it's usually "minus") minus is good. 10^-6 ten to the negative/minus six (I think it's usually "minus") ditto The integral of f of x dee x from

Kooyeen, I have just found your inquiry, and I hope it's not too late to answer. If I grasp what you have asked us, you are looking for the technique of reading formulas and equations aloud, in English. As I look at your very first post, I see

This is a classic Conditional 3 sentence. Here is a link to a quick reference. http:// esl.about.com/library/grammar/blconditionals.htm . In sum, Magda's sentence is correct.